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Rolex 7135 Movement Horopornography
36mm Rolex Land-Dweller. Enjoy 
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NOTE: See the little 'indented dots' at the lower-left arm (and a touch less on the lower right arm) on the balance wheel, am guessing weight balance by laser or ????
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Rolex 7135 Movement Horopornography
36mm Rolex Land-Dweller. Enjoy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOTE: See the little 'indented dots' at the lower-left arm (and a touch less on the lower right arm) on the balance wheel, am guessing weight balance by laser or ???? ...
These are real close-ups!
I can see the dots, but don't know what they are. Enjoy this L-D! Best, Emmanuel
Great macro pics of a watch I really like.
I see these types of pics on other sites trying to show how Rolex and other brands that make a large number of watches have scratches/nicks/general mistakes at this level of magnification. These look perfect with the uniform graining and overall finish. W...
Have a feeling Rolex's move to transparent back also means they've invested into ensuring consistent visual beauty as watchmakers handle with care. Color me quite impressed at this magnification.
At normal viewing, she looks all the part. Today was discussing this with my AD, we agree the movement decorations really work well.
Impressive, shots and finishing
both. Handled the 40 the other day once again but had no idea what my eyes were missing. Cheers Marc ...
DOTS on the balance wheel are....
Got a reply on another board..... The balance wheel 'dots' are the same size. "Not for poising, but to help the watchmaker keep track of which weight they are moving when adjusting the rate, so they don’t accidentally move the same weight twice."