I type "4130 movement rolex" on google images
And I see a bunch of 4130 movement pictures, my first picture in the gallery (maybe not your first one but will definitely show in your gallery)
If my eyes works correctly, I can see a serial number there in the picture and that it is a 4130 movement and then I scrolled a little bit and I see this
I continue to scroll and I end up on Reddit here
https://www.reddit.com/r/rolex/comments/vic4d8
and I see this
and another one here
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Weird that I can see some serial number right? Weird that those serial numbers happen to be at the exact same spot on the mainplate right? I don't know, don't take my word for it
Another thing is that why wouldn't it be no serial number? we are talking about Rolex's caliber here in 2022, how wouldn't they put a serial number on their mainplate so they can track it? for anti-counterfeiting purposes? Isn't that obvious that it should have a serial number?
So the question for the banned member: were the so called "gen mainplate" that he personally held fakes one? or had their serial number scrapped out for whatever reason?
Perhaps old mainplates didn't have serial number? What did they have before introducing the 4130 in 2000 ? The 4030 ! so I type "4030 movement rolex" on google images and I see this
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www.zeitauktion.com
A complete in-depth guide to the Rolex Caliber 4030. Specifications, details, background, and history to this Zenith-based Rolex caliber 4030!
millenarywatches.com
Rolex Daytona 16520 Movement 4030 Calibre
www.drsd.com
The Rolex Daytona has been powered by two different automatic calibers during its life. Read on for a comparison of Zenith vs. in-house Daytona movements.
www.bobswatches.com
Weird that even 4030 have some kind of serial number
Maybe I'm just a fool