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Old 8 March 2020, 11:55 AM   #61
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Bas' posts deserve stickies. This kind topic about the watches themselves is what drew me to the forum in the first place. Keep these posts coming Bas
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Old 8 March 2020, 01:20 PM   #62
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Nice work Sir! I always enjoy your threads. Very informative all the time. Cheers!
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Old 8 March 2020, 01:24 PM   #63
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Found this.
Looks....tricky.
This is a DIY bezel polish. Just the numerals. There is no DIY for the frosted area.
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Old 8 March 2020, 02:13 PM   #64
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That is an awesome job! Looks just as good as new.

Out of curiosity, how long did it take for the bezel to have that type of wear?


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Old 8 March 2020, 04:09 PM   #65
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First two pics are after 6 years of every day wear. The last two pics are after sending it to Rolliworks for a service, band stretch repair, and polish. 3 1/2 weeks complete turn around time. Michael Hui is awesome!
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Old 8 March 2020, 07:28 PM   #66
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Nicely done. I’ve seen some very very bad jobs on these
Thanks!
Tell me about it... Some are so over polished it really takes some TLC to get it somewhat into good shape again.

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Wow, that looks incredible Bas...superb job!
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Blast from the past.

Excellent work!


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Threads like this are great and so interesting! It's great to see how "new" the YM bezel can be after wear and some RSC "magic". Really puts some perspective into owning a YM.

Thanks for sharing!

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Now THAT is cool.

Nice one Bas.
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Bas' posts deserve stickies. This kind topic about the watches themselves is what drew me to the forum in the first place. Keep these posts coming Bas
You're too kind.. Thanks you

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Nice work Sir! I always enjoy your threads. Very informative all the time. Cheers!
Thanks! & My pleasure

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That is an awesome job! Looks just as good as new.

Out of curiosity, how long did it take for the bezel to have that type of wear?


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Thanks, a few years of good wear and it will look like that.

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First two pics are after 6 years of every day wear. The last two pics are after sending it to Rolliworks for a service, band stretch repair, and polish. 3 1/2 weeks complete turn around time. Michael Hui is awesome!
Looks great!
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Rolex uses rare elves to polish the platinum. They have a union deal and make like $90 per hour and get time and half on weekends.
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Old 16 April 2020, 01:21 AM   #67
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First two pics are after 6 years of every day wear. The last two pics are after sending it to Rolliworks for a service, band stretch repair, and polish. 3 1/2 weeks complete turn around time. Michael Hui is awesome!
I guess I know where my 16622 will be going when the time comes!
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Old 16 April 2020, 01:23 AM   #68
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I guess I know where my 16622 will be going when the time comes!
They do amazing work! You won’t be disappointed!
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