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Will gen hands lume 100% match dial?
Oh no. Anyway I can restore it back? :/
I was wondering that too. Is the ZZF lume 100% match to gen?
I've noticed rolex have updated there gen xtals.now the lec is visable easily in any lighting without even needing to turn the xtal into the light.visable in all photos.rolex are weird they change shit every few months
Pray tell... are the markers misaligned? My eyes tell me they are? or izzit an illusion due to the hands?
ZZ Factory 114060 3130 mvmt
Mine is an older crystal that I used with the blue tint so lec harder to see.
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So how would the blue tint make it harder to see.the lec is on the xtal at 6.
I recently brought a couple gen xtals sealed .and installed one yesterday and that's when I immediately noticed the lec is visable to the naked eye on any lighting .even in the dark
Rolex are just weird .they must have diffent companies making there xtals.and they change suppliers to the visable lec
xtals I guess.looking at your pics the lec is very clearly visible in your pics.just like my new xtals.
my old xtals was nearly impossible to see the lec unless in direct bright sun.or using a flashlight.anyway just something I noticed. It's a trend with rolex they constantly change stuff with there watches and parts
Oh no. Anyway I can restore it back? :/
Rolex are just weird .they must have diffent companies making there xtals.and they change suppliers to the visable lec
xtals I guess.looking at your pics the lec is very clearly visible in your pics.just like my new xtals.
my old xtals was nearly impossible to see the lec unless in direct bright sun.or using a flashlight.anyway just something I noticed. It's a trend with rolex they constantly change stuff with there watches and parts
An easier way to see this is turn your phone flat and sideways so your angle of view is very low. Like you are coming in for a landing on the 9 o'clock marker. Way low angle, so you can see the 3 and 9 in a row. Then switch your view to the 3 o'clock side.
Very easy at these angles to see the 3 o'clock marker is tilted anti-clockwise (left end low). I always check marker alignment this way whether I detect a flaw or not.