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Thank you for this explanation.
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Nickel content obviously too low 007
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Thanks for the nice and detailed explanation !
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Hi Larry, reviving an old post. Is pitting a concern in normal day-to-day usage for modern 904L Rolexes, even with the occasional pool swim and salt water swim without rinsing afterwards?
Have there been a noticeable number of cases with 904L pitting? Thanks in advance. |
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We should rinse after chlorine and salt water exposure because when it dries it leaves an abrasive film.
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Or is it rare enough that we shouldn't be worried about unless we're in the pool or in the sea on a regular basis and just really abusing our watches by not cleaning them periodically? |
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904L - Worth It ??? Case back Corrosion.. in Laymans Terms.
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It's not going to happen. It requires high concentrations of chemicals (including boiling in chlorides) to cause any damage to 904L. Example case: It can be boiled in 26% sodium chloride solution for 1000 hours without stress corrosion cracking. It's of no concern at all.
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