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The plainest Rolex is also one of the easiest to alter. Aftermarket coloured dials are the specific risk on this reference, because the bright factory colours carry real premiums.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Absence of a date | A clean dial with no aperture, and a smooth domed steel bezel above it | Any date window, or a cyclops on the crystal |
| dial | Colour and printing on the bright dials | Lacquer laid evenly with no orange peel at the edges, applied markers seated flush, and text printing crisp under a loupe | Uneven colour depth near the markers, print that sits slightly off-centre, or markers with visible adhesive. Aftermarket colour swaps usually show at the marker seats |
| movement | Calibre 3230 | Automatic, 28,800bph, 31 jewels, 70 hours of reserve, Chronergy escapement and a blue Parachrom hairspring. Rated as a Superlative Chronometer to -2/+2 seconds a day after casing | A 48-hour reserve or a plain hairspring, which points at an earlier calibre 3130 in a swapped case |
| case | Case dimensions | 41mm across, roughly 12mm high, 100m water resistant, with a screw-down Twinlock crown and caseback | A 39mm or 36mm case being sold as the 41. Those are different references with different numbers |
| bracelet | Oyster bracelet and clasp | Flat three-link Oyster with an Oysterclasp and Easylink extension, end links fitting the case with no gap | Rattling links, end links that sit proud of the case, or a clasp without the Easylink comfort extension |
