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After much consideration, I’ve decided to go with the 31mm silver dial with diamond markers. I love the mop but it was going to cost $2500 more so this was a happy medium. Thank you ladies for all of your inputs.
 

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Orchidlady said:
After much consideration, I’ve decided to go with the 31mm silver dial with diamond markers. I love the mop but it was going to cost $2500 more so this was a happy medium. Thank you ladies for all of your inputs.
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Congrats on your new watch. Looks beautiful. Just an FYI (not sure if you know this), you can switch out Rolex dials through a Rolex service center (you can find your nearest service center by asking the store you purchased it in, or asking them about switching dials directly).

If I remember correctly, it will cost about $800 for the hour regular markers (like the roman numerals you suggested above), $3000 for a diamond dial, and $6000 for both MOP and diamonds.

You are essentially buying a new dial, so you get to keep your original dial and it would cost about $100 to switch them back.

If you go ahead and ask them that you want to switch your dial, they have a booklet to show you which dials your watch can have. In your case, it would be any 31mm dial with rose gold accents.
 
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ani108 said:
Congrats on your new watch. Looks beautiful. Just an FYI (not sure if you know this), you can switch out Rolex dials through a Rolex service center (you can find your nearest service center by asking the store you purchased it in, or asking them about switching dials directly).

If I remember correctly, it will cost about $800 for the hour regular markers (like the roman numerals you suggested above), $3000 for a diamond dial, and $6000 for both MOP and diamonds.

You are essentially buying a new dial, so you get to keep your original dial and it would cost about $100 to switch them back.

If you go ahead and ask them that you want to switch your dial, they have a booklet to show you which dials your watch can have. In your case, it would be any 31mm dial with rose gold accents.
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Oooh I did not know this!! Thank you ani108 for the tip! Maybe I can consider this when I’m getting tired of the dial and want something different. Definitely good to know. Thank you so much
 
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Is the silver dial you purchased the same color as the silver dial in the stock photo on your first post? IRL photo on you it looks much lighter. It really looks nice with the rose gold.
 
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Gourmetgal said:
Is the silver dial you purchased the same color as the silver dial in the stock photo on your first post? IRL photo on you it looks much lighter. It really looks nice with the rose gold.
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The silver dial looks lighter in person actually. I was surprised to see it look so well with the stainless steel and rose gold.

Thank you ladies for your nice comments!
 
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