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6 September 2008, 08:05 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Real Name: Art
Location: San Francisco
Watch: Sundial
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Cathodic magnetron sputtering?
I kid you not. I was reading a Rolex ad (Road & Track magazine, October 2008), which explains how Rolex inscribes its scratch-proof ceramic bezel. Part of the process is "through cathodic magnetron sputtering."
 I am sure this is of great comfort to those of you who have the ceramic bezel, and will encourage those of you who have the "old" bezel to immediately acquire a watch with the ceramic one.
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