Yes, man, we did a comparison
Question: Could I slap a steel bezel on the 116500 Black dial and make it a 116520 ? ...or are there more differences? All I could find was the ceramic bezel.
I see! Thank you for pointing this out. The spacing and event the font looks a little different. The subdails actually look identical to me, if anything the 116520 seems a bit more silver/mirror finish but I trust you guys. The gen dials seem very expensive now tho :/There's slight differences in the dial text spacing between the 116500 and 116520.
Its the dial also
Most important is that the 116500 subdials more silver, 116520 more grey
Actually the opposite is true, on the Black dials, the Silver Sub-dials should be a less shinny, matte finish on the newer 116500 Ceramic Bezel watch.
So far, all of the Replica Factories continue to make the Black Dial 116500 Silver Sub-dials too shinny. Clean has come close, but on their version, the Sub-dials are still too thick.
- The 116520 was produced from 2000 to 2015 and has a Stainless Steel Bezel.
- The 116500 replaced the 116520 in 2016 and is produced with a Ceramic Bezel.
- The Rolex Logo and the Wording under it changed from the 116520 dial to the replacement 116500.
- The Rolex Font is different leaving more space around the letters on the newer 116500 dials.
- The Rolex name is about the same width, but the spacing of the wording under it is narrower.
- If you compare the location of T in Oyster in relation to the R in Rolex, the difference is easy to see.
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Finally v3 clean black dial subdial thickness fixed, this is the watch to go now
For me yes because bt have too much shiny subdials and it is very different comparing to genDoes this V3 Clean version now make it the one to beat over the BT? I am hoping to place an order in the next few days and want to make sure I am getting the best 1:1 available.
Sure mate,Do you have a link to the video? Happy to help translate so that we all have more info on what's improved or changed