Mistakes watch related and not

[Fizzzz]

Crappy laser engraving?

This one has the nickname the “APH” Daytona.

Amazing!
The defect is the design used for cliché plate itself !
It may happen, but if they have build the chole watch, this means they intended to sell as is...
Yet, the laser engraving being so crappy, are you sure it's a Gen?
It look likes it lack a laser pass:
We can see the outlines and inner lines engraved, but not the slight recess inside the letters.

[Fizzzz]

Guess the glitch

I won't play this one, since you already told me...
But no doubt it has been made on purpose,
and I suspect you are the designer who else?

[Tanukjaju]

Guess the glitch

I won't play this one, since you already told me...
But no doubt it has been made on purpose,
and I suspect you are the designer who else?

I actually misdescribed it to you. It’s been many years and I forgot the details.

[dj57]

An easy one…
This isn’t a fake Rolex!

It holds the nickname the “APH” Daytona because the “Cosmograph” signature on the dial features a gap between the “Cosmogr” and “aph”.

[Fizzzz]

Guess the glitch

I won't play this one, since you already told me...
But no doubt it has been made on purpose,
and I suspect you are the designer who else?

I actually misdescribed it to you. It’s been many years and I forgot the details.

I know: I've checked by myself,
this is the very reason why your the usual suspect

[Alou]

An easy one…
This isn’t a fake Rolex!

Yes its a gen trying to copy better build fakes !!

[dj57]

A Milgauss dial with something missing…
A rare Rolex variation, appeared on a handful of 1958 Milgauss 6541 watches, that were sold in the United Kingdom.

[Fizzzz]

A Milgauss dial with something missing…
A rare Rolex variation, appeared on a handful of 1958 Milgauss 6541 watches, that were sold in the United Kingdom.

This defect is easier to understand since "Milgauss" is pad-printed in a different color.
Were these 3-6-9 indices lumed originally? These are so spectacular without lume ...

[Tanukjaju]

A Milgauss dial with something missing…
A rare Rolex variation, appeared on a handful of 1958 Milgauss 6541 watches, that were sold in the United Kingdom.

This defect is easier to understand since "Milgauss" is pad-printed in a different color.
Were these 3-6-9 indices lumed originally? These are so spectacular without lume ...

I just realized that this has a ‘square’ textured waffle……. @Fizzzz

[Fizzzz]

A Milgauss dial with something missing…
A rare Rolex variation, appeared on a handful of 1958 Milgauss 6541 watches, that were sold in the United Kingdom.

This defect is easier to understand since "Milgauss" is pad-printed in a different color.
Were these 3-6-9 indices lumed originally? These are so spectacular without lume ...

I just realized that this has a ‘square’ textured waffle……. @Fizzzz

Thanks L.,
actually, I've already studied this one buddy,
but without these applied indexes it wouldn't be the same