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Plastic Watch Crystal = Fake Rolex?
A simple question from a total watch noob. I was going through some old stuff in my parents basement and stumbled across a few old watches. I found a rolex, and my mother was the kind of person who'd own a real Rolex(malpractice defense attorney). The problem is that I noticed the lens on it is cracked and made of plastic. Seems too cheap of a feature to be on a Rolex, but also it seems it would be too much of a giveaway on a fake since the rest of the watch looks very convincing. Did some Rolex watches come with a plastic lens on it?If it helps, it has a faded sticker on the back with the logo and the number 6917 printed on it. It is a women's "Oyster Perpetual Datejust" with a magnification lens over the date. I should probably get it appraised, but I'd like to save myself the embarrassment of walking in with an obviously fake rolex if that's the case.

Factoid of the Day 8-25-08
Why it pays to clean your watches:Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:59 PMDNA on this woven cloth watchband pointed to Swaney. Richard Tsong-Taatarii, Star Tribune In Luverne, Minn, the 2001 killing of 20-year-old state park worker Carrie Nelson wasn't just a homicide.It was the homicide the first in Rock County in at least 30 years. People felt violated, their security shattered. For seven years, townspeople say, they waited for justice for Nelson, her family and the community.It came early Friday when a jury convicted Randy L. Swaney of killing Nelson while robbing the safe of the office where she worked at Blue Mounds State Park.Officials say the case was finally solved thanks to forensic science and the stubborn refusal of local and state investigators to give up until they traced DNA from a broken wristwatch at the murder scene to Swaney, who had since been imprisoned in South Dakota for car theft and burglary.

Omega Advice
Any suggestions on which I should get the FOIS or the Speedy (hesalite)? I know one is a 39.7 and the other is a 42, but I love both.

My Rolex Submariner stop ticketing
I bought my Sub 2 years and 8 months ago. Recently, I realised the power reserve of my Sub seems to drop after putting it on a winder (I wear it only once a week). Yesterday, after winding for about 40 rounds and wearing it in the morning, it stops ticking at about 3 pm. I wind it again after this happened but the ticking continues to stop at short intervals after which I finally gave up and concluded that it needs to be sent to a service centre for check and repair.I did not expect my Sub to fail me as I have an Omega Speedmaster which I purchased 5 years ago which has never failed me for a single day as long as I am wearing it (I wear it 3 to 4 days a week).1. Is the problem due to the reason I did not service my Sub after the 2 years warranty period? When must I service my Rolex?2.Is this a common problem to Rolex watches or just an isolated case which happen to my Sub? I am starting to lose my confidence in a watch brand which has a history of robust and reliability and certainty i

This dial is awesome in natural sunlight
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