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Shore Guy · 8 May 2015, 10:15 AM

We have a very different attitude toward watches. I have a SS OP purchased new in 1986 which I have never brought in for maintenance. It is still keeping good enough time for me. One of the reasons I have never had it maintained is that an AD told me polishing is included in maintenance, something I don't want because I like all the dings and abrasions on the case and bezel. Some I can trace to specific events. I am afraid that if I brought it in for maintenance, that they would forget my instructions to not polish.

Who is Rolex to tell me I should have my watch polished? It's my watch, not theirs. I paid for it.

8 May 2015, 10:15 AM	#31
Shore Guy "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: New Jersey Posts: 129	We have a very different attitude toward watches. I have a SS OP purchased new in 1986 which I have never brought in for maintenance. It is still keeping good enough time for me. One of the reasons I have never had it maintained is that an AD told me polishing is included in maintenance, something I don't want because I like all the dings and abrasions on the case and bezel. Some I can trace to specific events. I am afraid that if I brought it in for maintenance, that they would forget my instructions to not polish. Who is Rolex to tell me I should have my watch polished? It's my watch, not theirs. I paid for it.

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