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This is worth a read:
https://www.timezone.com/2002/09/16/the-rolex-explorer-ref-14270-part-1/
In the wake of that piece, Rolex bought out the supplier / factory and brought a lot more stuff in house. They really need to do that with the hands (if they haven’t started already with some models).
I didn’t know that. Seems like a half decent explanation/excuse :-)
That dude on YT reviews some Rolex watches that sometimes still have stickers on, it’s unlikely the hands have been tampered with/the watch was open by him. Also, the macro is insane in that video. I am very curious though, I might look like an idiot, but I will take my loupe when going for the appointment with an AD.
I’ve seen rough edges on Rolex’s hands in Watchfinder videos but this is quite different level of negligence.