Rolex Macro Shot Of The Week: Daytona Designation...

Daytona Designation

ChampTheKid took this stunning macro shot of his Rolex Daytona up-close. You have to love the red, white and black color combination!!!

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Stefano Mazzariol

Rolex Macro Studio Shot Of The Day

Rolex Brevet: Crown On Crown

Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day: Mr. K's Rolex President Bracelet Up Close

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Mr. K's Rolex President Bracelet Up Close

Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day Andreas' Rolex Explorer II...

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Andreas' Rolex Explorer II

Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day: MWS's Rolex Coronet Up Close

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MWS's Rolex Coronet Up Close

...Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day... GMT Master Close Up

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GMT Master Close Up

...Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day... Klaus' Rolex Dial Up Close

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Klaus' Rolex Dial Up Close

Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day: Dr. Noyola's Rolex Submariner

Rolex Macro Shot Of The Day

Dr. Noyola's Rolex Submariner

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Dr. Miguel Noyola lives in Mexico and he is a fan of Jake's Rolex World. Recently he took this amazing photo of his Rolex Submariner dial and sent it in to share with you. Click on it for better detail.

Update: Gogi asked in the comments section for this post:

"Why is there no 'ROLEX' inscription on the other edge? Are there Submariners with and without?"

The answer is yes. Around 2005 Rolex started etching "ROLEX ROLEX ROLEX" around the inside rim that houses the dial. This area is know formally as the rehaut area. At the same time Rolex decided to also etch the individual serial number of each watch on the bottom of therehaut area, just above the 6 o'clock marker–prior to that Rolex etched the serial number between the lugs where they were not visible unless you removed the bracelet.

So to specifically answer your question every watch made before Rolex started incorporating this design feature lacks the ROLEX rehaut writing, which is the case with this Submariner case (no pun intended ;-)