The IMAGE_RESOURCE_DIRECTORY TimeDateStamp of a Borland C++ compiled DLL is not decoded as MS DOS Timedatestamp. The IMAGE_FILE_HEADER TimeDateStamp is decoded correctly, 0x42db5dac (2005/07/18 07:43:40), but the IMAGE_RESOURCE_DIRECTORY TimeDateStamp value 0x32f26d74 is decoded as 1997/01/31 22:08:52 instead of 2005/07/18 13:43:40.
As far as I know Visual Studio never sets the IMAGE_RESOURCE_DIRECTORY TimeDateStamp so I suggest either always decode that value as MS DOS Timestamp or show both decodings, Epoch and MS DOS.
File: unrar.dll (SHA1: 1195ee4a5e1c19daf13ded219ba874e903f49a48)
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f0055ca904b9641f889c81ca72a485c92305363dfef12edc569cf2ca0e4bb0d0/details