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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Australia
Watch: SS Blk Daytona
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Daytona scratches
Hi all, I've had my ss daytona for a few months now and I've been wearing as my primary recreation watch (dinners, drinks - not sport or work).
Of course it now has a few scratches on the bracelet etc. Which I'm use to from owning my SM pro. But I'm wondering how often I should have it polished by rolex and how good a job they can do with it. The dealer told me to get it polished every 5yrs and it will come back "like new". What are your expert thoughts? |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Real Name: Ron
Location: Alabama
Watch: Daytona,TT Sub,GMT
Posts: 4,673
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Scratches as you know are bound to happen. My Daytona has the same thing. I guess I've accepted the fact that I will get scratches. It builds character in the watch. IMO, I would let Rolex take care of the scratches when you send it in for service. They do a fabulous job and your watch will come back looking like new. Good luck on your decision and enjoy your watch.
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Real Name: Oscar
Location: Florida
Watch: Me!!!
Posts: 23,230
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maintain it with Cape cod but don't rub it to vigorously...
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Real Name: Scott
Location: GMT -7
Watch: GMT's & Sub's
Posts: 10,399
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Scratches on a watch are like miles on a car, sooner or later they are bound to happen.
Wear and enjoy the watch
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