Hello folks,
Long time reader, but first time poster. I wanted to ask a question regarding an odd detail that I have been curious about.
I noticed while looking at some images of vintage Patek watches from the pre-1960's range, that they seem to have what appears to be raised dial print. However, it seems as though not all dials carry this characteristic trait. In fact, a relative of mine has a Calatrava that is ca.1940's, I think(?) that I don't seem to recall having raised print. I could be mistaken as I've not seen her or the watch in a year or so, but will have a closer look when I visit her in the next few months.
So, my question is- Could a dial without the raised print be a re-dial? Or were there dials from this era that lacked the raised print? I don't think it would matter to her either way, but is really for my knowledge for curiosities' sake.
Thank you kindly!
RT