Bokey TimeHello everyone, this is Bokey Watch Industry. In this episode, we’ll discuss a modification case of Clean Factory (C Factory)’s Rolex Oyster Perpetual series with a Tiffany Blue dial. The main modification here involves replacing the original glass with a substitute high-transparency glass. Some watch enthusiasts may wonder: “Isn’t C Factory the best? Why modify it?” Indeed, C Factory’s craftsmanship in replicating the watch’s design is highly impressive, but it has somewhat cut costs on the mirror glass, not using higher-quality high-transparency glass. As a result, many customers who receive C Factory watches ask Bokey, “Is there a film on the mirror?” Every time, I have to explain. Coincidentally, a customer recently upgraded to a substitute high-transparency glass, so I’ll take this opportunity to share a review with you all.
Let’s first look at the contrast effect between the original mirror surface of Factory C and the modified high-transparency glass.
By comparison, it can be clearly seen that the modified watch is better than the original glass of factory C in terms of transparency, and can truly restore the detailed color of the disk
From multiple angles, if you don’t look at the edge, you can hardly detect the presence of glass. If you hold it in your hand, you will feel the benefits of high transparency more clearly.
Also, the details of the disk will be clearer.
In addition, the laser crown anti-counterfeiting logo of the substitute high-transparency glass at 6 o’clock is also synchronized with the original design, using countless dots to form (dotted line). Don’t worry about the problem of wrong version after replacement.
Finally, if you have a sufficient budget, Bokey still recommends directly upgrading the replacement high-transparency glass. You can also come to the table for modification. Rolex has all series of replacement high-transparency glass! This issue will share this.
