Do you have A01 or S19/S29 version?The gens also have variations of the placement and alignment of "m" . Not saying you are wrong, just that we're giving Rolex a bit more credit than deserved when it comes to consistency.
Do you have A01 or S19/S29 version?The gens also have variations of the placement and alignment of "m" . Not saying you are wrong, just that we're giving Rolex a bit more credit than deserved when it comes to consistency.
Do you have A01 or S19/S29 version?
Could you throw some examples of clean cf 114060 dials in that empty space so we can compare which factory is closest to the gen dials?
I played around in Photoshop and did an extremely crappy comparison. Since I only have an Iphone the photo of my own VSF 114060 sucks, but I stole an image from Jtime and compared it to a couple of gens at Chrono 24. I think the "m" is good enough, but then again the gens on Chrono 24 might be VSF.
My point is that we need to define what "closest to gen" really means in this case, since there are a few different variations regarding the alignment and positioning of "m". On Chrono24 there seem to be at least three different gen 114060 dial/prints:Could you throw some examples of clean cf 114060 dials in that empty space so we can compare which factory is closest to the gen dials?