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New QF 116519LN (real?) meteorite dial Daytona

deadaglev

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The silver rings look a lot bigger on the TD‘s promotional pictures than on the QC pictures though.
 

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@deadaglev - Good point about the dial print on the NOOB vs QF. I compared the 2 to a gen pic and the QF print is much closer to gen than NOOB. I also noticed the rings around the sub-dial.
 

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I just saw this dial on WeChat. It looks much darker than my Buff version and the QF stock version.

 
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Very nice dial. Print, sub dials, hour markers look good. Wouldn't surprise me if the seller wants $500. Dials like this make me think about buying a stock BTF 116519 grey dial and swap in this meteorite dial.
 

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Very nice dial. Print, sub dials, hour markers look good. Wouldn't surprise me if the seller wants $500. Dials like this make me think about buying a stock BTF 116519 grey dial and swap in this meteorite dial.
Same
 

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I think it's the pattern that is throwing me off. Up to this point, I feel like I have looked at dozens of these meteorite dials during the selection process of my three frankens. Obviously, dials can range from $150-$900 and you definitely get something more realistic and something closer to gen in the $650-900 range but that comes at a much steeper price. The pattern on this one just looks less realistic.
 

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I think it's the pattern that is throwing me off. Up to this point, I feel like I have looked at dozens of these meteorite dials during the selection process of my three frankens. Obviously, dials can range from $150-$900 and you definitely get something more realistic and something closer to gen in the $650-900 range but that comes at a much steeper price. The pattern on this one just looks less realistic.
Which dial did you end up using in your three frankens?
 

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Hi, does anyone know if the buff or noob dial will fit a gen 116519. I'm thinking of swapping out my silver dial for the Meteorite, I know I'm going in reverse but do not want to pay $100k just for the dial. Thanks
 

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Hi, does anyone know if the buff or noob dial will fit a gen 116519. I'm thinking of swapping out my silver dial for the Meteorite, I know I'm going in reverse but do not want to pay $100k just for the dial. Thanks
Yes, it'll fit. As the real meteorite dials are on precious metal watches only, yours will be very close to a gen meteorite model!
 

oceaon

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Hi, does anyone know if the buff or noob dial will fit a gen 116519. I'm thinking of swapping out my silver dial for the Meteorite, I know I'm going in reverse but do not want to pay $100k just for the dial. Thanks
I might try to source a higher-end dial than buff or noob though, if you are sticking it in a gen watch.