Rolex Cleaning Kit

[b_hol]

How do you guys clean your watch? Is there a Rolex cleaning kit?

[Slider817]

i usually just wipe down the crystal once in a while after wetting it with a Lense cloth (or my shirt more often). If I go to the beach or swimming I use some warm water and hand soap, been wearing Rolex watches for about 10 years now, haven't had any issues.

[Alcan]

When all else fails, follow the manufacturer's instructions.

[subtona]

Originally Posted by Alcan

When all else fails, follow the manufacturer's instructions.

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Alcan

When all else fails, follow the manufacturer's instructions.

This, this and this!

Where does it say Veraet on this?

😝

[sickened1]

Originally Posted by Speed

Where does it say Veraet on this? ��

Well, if you insist...



and that's the closest font I have.

[Speed]

Originally Posted by sickened1

Well, if you insist...



and that's the closest font I have.

👏👏👏

Buy 500 shares of Veraet!

[handsfull]

Yes, there is. Dish soap and lots o'warm water

[Alcan]

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[swils8610]

Grinding wheel and a cutting torch.

[sickened1]

Originally Posted by b_hol

How do you guys clean your watch?

Varaet.

[Rolextix]

Veraet


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[Headshrinker]

Originally Posted by Rolextix

Veraet


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Every time I put my watch to bed. I am still on the first bottle after a year. Just a couple of squirts, a toothbrush, and rinse.

[beer]

i use water and soap

[HogwldFLTR]

I use the Colt "any man, any tool" approach.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by b_hol

How do you guys clean your watch? Is there a Rolex cleaning kit?

Yes good old soap and water this is what Rolex recommends themselves,all any Rolex oyster needs.After washing rinse well is clean tap water then dry on any clean cotton type cloth no need for any of these special Foo Foo sprays

[Loevhagen]

Originally Posted by padi56

Yes good old soap and water this is what Rolex recommends themselves,all any Rolex oyster needs.After washing rinse well is clean tap water then dry on any clean cotton type cloth no need for any of these special Foo Foo sprays

[tritium8]

[QUOTE=padi56;6206923]Yes good old soap and water/QUOTE]

.....but how do you beautify it with just soap and water?

[Daytona4130]

A good warm rinse every couple days, dish soap when I feel like putting the extra effort in. Very low maintenance

[Rolex fan 61]

I just wash under the hot tap and dry off with a towel

[Muzz]

Windex, rinse in warm water and dry with a soft cloth.

[77T]

Agree with Peter for regular care. But...
It gets really grimey in the tight areas between links over the months - even with regular washing.

So learning how to remove the bracelet helps you use a sonic cleaner on the bracelet a couple of times a year. Or steam cleaning it. The watch head deserves some care since neither sonic nor steam is good for it. While it's off the bracelet you can use a soft baby-type toothbrush and diluted liquid dish soap to get it squeaky clean.


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[Tvall13]

I like the varaet brush and use dish soap and water once or twice a week.

[RolexAuthority]

You need a loupe to clean really properly ;) lol

[Flstfirider]

Years ago I read a post just like this where Scrubbing Bubbles was recommended. I use it on the bracelet and it lifts the grim out of tight spaces. When done the bracelet has a nice shine.

[RACER_X]

Veraet user also

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[Sublover2166]

I mount mine to the roof of my SUV and drive through an automatic car wash!
Wax included.

[mschafer]

I just take mine with me in the shower after a sweaty day or other more exposed endeavors, wash the watch like i would wash my hands, rinse very thoroughly, then dry with a towel. When the watches are new (about a year) they tend to wear in and have some metal dust coming off once in a while but that stops at some point. Otherwise, when it's just smudged a quick wipe with a soft cloth, from t-shirt to micro fiber.

[neil_t_us]

rag and acetone

[boogiebot]

Like others water and soap works well for me