hi all, recently bought a brand new lady date just 31mm reference 178274 from a shop, try to see if there is any coronet etch at the 6 o clock position but cannot see any. does this feature only exists in rolex sports model?
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does all rolex watch has a coronet etch on the glass at the 6 o clock position?
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Originally posted by jflye View Posthi all, recently bought a brand new lady date just 31mm reference 178274 from a shop, try to see if there is any coronet etch at the 6 o clock position but cannot see any. does this feature only exists in rolex sports model?
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Yes,for your model it should be there ! if not, ask the shop if the crystal was replace with a aftermarket one ?
the correct crystal for your model should be 25-246C.
No all Rolex has the LEC at the 6 O'clock position !
The older Rolex especially, those with plexi glass does not have this secure feature.
All Rolex model using sapphire crystal, should have it !
Now the newer sapphire crystal has an extra feature on the cyclop it's the AR coating on the Date mag !Last edited by 65wang; 16-12-14, 07:13 PM.
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Originally posted by jflye View Posthello everyone, i just did a tilt and still cannot find the coronet etch at the 6 o clock, but the watch i bought is brand new with all the stickers intact. Even the warranty card is the new one. how sia
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Originally posted by jflye View Posthello everyone, i just did a tilt and still cannot find the coronet etch at the 6 o clock, but the watch i bought is brand new with all the stickers intact. Even the warranty card is the new one. how sia
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Best Method
Originally posted by Choo Yao Chuen View PostHave you used a torchlight and shine at the sapphire crystal from 6 o'clock. It would appear against the light very clearly.
Shine it from the bottom of the watch onto the glass at a slight angle to either the left, right (or straight also can), look down to the 6 o'clock position from the top of the watch's 12 o/clock position. Voila... there you have it...
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Plan B..
Originally posted by shou.biao.kuang View PostAgree that this is the best and fastest way to see the LEC at the 6 o'clock position. Using your smartphone's flash/torch light should do the trick.
Shine it from the bottom of the watch onto the glass at a slight angle to either the left, right (or straight also can), look down to the 6 o'clock position from the top of the watch's 12 o/clock position. Voila... there you have it...
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Originally posted by shou.biao.kuang View PostAgree that this is the best and fastest way to see the LEC at the 6 o'clock position. Using your smartphone's flash/torch light should do the trick.
Shine it from the bottom of the watch onto the glass at a slight angle to either the left, right (or straight also can), look down to the 6 o'clock position from the top of the watch's 12 o/clock position. Voila... there you have it...
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