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Chiboy · 12 April 2023, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by VictorGMT

I only take off a Rolex to put on another.

Each morning, whatever Rolex I'm wearing at the time gets a quick rinse in the shower. Then I open the clasp, let it hang off my wrist loosely, and give it a thorough rinse.

Shake my arm vigorously. Dry vigorously with my bath towel.

Mine look as good as the ones that get daily spa treatments, I'm betting.

Oh man. I was with you till the word “vigorously.”

Tools · 12 April 2023, 08:40 AM

Power wash whenever needed.

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enjoythemusic · 12 April 2023, 09:11 AM

^^^^

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Gab27 · 12 April 2023, 09:41 AM

My strategy is to clean the watch every day. When I get home, I wash my hands with dish soap, lather up the watch, rinse it off, and dry with a clean towel. Occasionally I use a soft brush to work the soap into the crevices.

A watch sits very close to hands, and hands get yucky very quickly if you don't wash them!

Calatrava r · 12 April 2023, 09:45 AM

Soap and water with a soft brush. Dry with a micro-fiber cloth.

EEpro · 12 April 2023, 10:11 AM

Dawn blue soap and water. Use a makeup brush instead of toothbrush for softer bristles.

cdm765 · 12 April 2023, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Blansky

Years ago when I bought my first Rolex I mistakenly used the wrong soap and water as well as a used tooth brush, and this happened.....

I now employ the system I mentioned above.

Is the watch unpolished bro?

tifosi · 12 April 2023, 10:59 PM

I use baby shampoo to clean my watches. Rinses clean with no residue. Love it. For some reason I feel like dish soap is too aggressive.

I got the baby shampoo tip on this forum when I first joined and I've never used anything else.

12 April 2023, 08:40 AM	#32
Tools TRF Moderator & 2025 Patron Join Date: May 2007 Real Name: Larry Location: Mojave Desert Watch: GMT's Posts: 43,594	Power wash whenever needed. subscrub-1copy (1).jpg __________________ (Chill ... It's just a watch Forum.....) NAWCC Member

12 April 2023, 09:11 AM	#33
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12 April 2023, 10:11 AM	#36
EEpro 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2019 Real Name: Brad Location: Purdue Watch: Daytona Posts: 9,244	Dawn blue soap and water. Use a makeup brush instead of toothbrush for softer bristles. __________________ ♛ ✠ Ω 2FA Active

12 April 2023, 10:59 PM	#38
tifosi "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Real Name: Russ Location: Southern NJ Posts: 5,760	I use baby shampoo to clean my watches. Rinses clean with no residue. Love it. For some reason I feel like dish soap is too aggressive. I got the baby shampoo tip on this forum when I first joined and I've never used anything else. __________________ Russ

12 April 2023, 09:41 AM	#34
Gab27 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: MD/NC Watch: 114060 Posts: 2,591	My strategy is to clean the watch every day. When I get home, I wash my hands with dish soap, lather up the watch, rinse it off, and dry with a clean towel. Occasionally I use a soft brush to work the soap into the crevices. A watch sits very close to hands, and hands get yucky very quickly if you don't wash them!

12 April 2023, 09:45 AM	#35
Calatrava r 2025 Pledge Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: United States Watch: Rolex and Patek Posts: 11,706	Soap and water with a soft brush. Dry with a micro-fiber cloth.

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