Rolex Owners?..

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by 0002S

I polished the watch because its easier to maintain the finish that the original brushed finish. It also allows it to dress up a little better.

I was going to ask you about that as I noticed it was polished. Must be interesting in person. I think of Breitling when it comes to sporty polished watches. I know someone who polished his IWC Aquatimer and it was like a whole different watch.

[0002S]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

I was going to ask you about that as I noticed it was polished. Must be interesting in person. I think of Breitling when it comes to sporty polished watches. I know someone who polished his IWC Aquatimer and it was like a whole different watch.

its different

Subs are the most common rolex. This just makes it not as commom

I got tired of having the band brushed from desk diving.

[bigswol2]

Originally Posted by 0002S

its different

Subs are the most common rolex. This just makes it not as commom

I got tired of having the band brushed from desk diving.

That's a good idea my bracelet takes a beating.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by bigswol2

That's a good idea my bracelet takes a beating.

Touching up a brushed finish is quite easy. There's a tool that looks like a pencil eraser that fixes the brused finish.

When a watch has a mix of polish and brushing you have to be careful.

[0002S]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

When a watch has a mix of polish and brushing you have to be careful.

Those are a ***** maintain.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

When a watch has a mix of polish and brushing you have to be careful.

That is the pain in the rear with my Concord Saratoga.
It has both polished and brushed on the stainless part.
The 18 Kt is all polished.
It is an awesome and comfortable watch but I rarely wear it.

Here is what that one looks like: