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interested in this watch. described as 1953 ref# 6084 with an A260 rolex bubbleback automatic rotor movement. the dial is described as unusual explorer style dial. any red flags on the dial of this model etc? thanks, kevin
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expert opinions needed
interested in this watch. described as 1953 ref# 6084 with an A260 rolex bubbleback automatic rotor movement. the dial is described as unusual explorer style dial. any red flags on the dial of this model etc? thanks, kevin...
These dials have been produced
but it's hard to say if this one is original or refinished. It's an interesting midsize model (33mm across). You must be sure that the movement is in good condition, especially the self winding mecanism. Cheers Jeff