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waterman1 · Yesterday, 05:55 PM

I had my DSSD in for service about 3 months ago and exact same experience. I reluctantly agreed to have the polishing done, very uncertain about it, but did it thinking I might sell it so wanted it looking like new.
It came back absolutely perfect and looked like a brand new watch. You could not tell it had been polished. It just looked new. I ended up keeping it!

FlyinHawaiian · Today, 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by waterman1

I had my DSSD in for service about 3 months ago and exact same experience. I reluctantly agreed to have the polishing done, very uncertain about it, but did it thinking I might sell it so wanted it looking like new.
It came back absolutely perfect and looked like a brand new watch. You could not tell it had been polished. It just looked new. I ended up keeping it!

Awesome! I’m waiting for mine to come back this week!

Sublovin · Today, 10:03 AM

Recently sent my DSSD in as well. This thread spoke to my experience.

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=945864

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Yesterday, 05:55 PM	#61
waterman1 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: USA Posts: 879	I had my DSSD in for service about 3 months ago and exact same experience. I reluctantly agreed to have the polishing done, very uncertain about it, but did it thinking I might sell it so wanted it looking like new. It came back absolutely perfect and looked like a brand new watch. You could not tell it had been polished. It just looked new. I ended up keeping it!

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