Ceramic bezels

[datejust24]

Originally Posted by Keith1

I know the Submariner bezel insert is $375 at RSC.

For ceramic ?

[KBM]

[sco]

I'd still take Cerachrom any day of the week... The positives outweigh the negatives to me and many others. The "wet" look alone is worth it...

[Keith1]

Originally Posted by Keith1

I know the Submariner bezel insert is $375 at RSC.

Originally Posted by datejust24

For ceramic ?

Yes, $375 for the Submariner ceramic insert.

[cvhjhj]

how the hell did you manage breaking it?

[ronricks]

Originally Posted by sco

I'd still take Cerachrom any day of the week... The positives outweigh the negatives to me and many others. The "wet" look alone is worth it...

X2

cerachrome is much more durable than the cheap aluminum inserts and so arre the upgraded bracelets on the ceramic models.

[DubaiWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by Mak2013

Thats not too bad.
Green ALUMINUM insert for 16610LV sub is $475 at RSC


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I thought they were 100 dollars?

[WS9D]

I'll still take ceramic over aluminum.

So far both my ceramics have been able to withstand the abuse from my three year old son.....knock on wood...

I meant I've knocked the ceramic on wood. Actually, just today, my gmt2c took a direct hit from the (spring loaded) garage door handle ( to the kitchen) as my kid was slamming it on me. Not even a minor blemish. They are tough. U really have to go out of ur way to break it imho.

[Lrlx]

Well worth the risk to be stunned by that beauty day in day out. ;)

[smurfpiss]

Aluminum bezels can't actually shatter like in the photo. They will however get scratched, scuffed and faded over time. Cerachrom won't wear out and will continue to look pristine provided you don't expose it to high impact forces against hard materials.

[Scholar]

Originally Posted by smurfpiss

Aluminum bezels can't actually shatter like in the photo. They will however get scratched, scuffed and faded over time. Cerachrom won't wear out and will continue to look pristine provided you don't expose it to high impact forces against hard materials.

That's one of the best parts!

[red.earth]

Originally Posted by joe100

It'll buff out

Made me laugh out loud.

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[brucewayne1959]

Originally Posted by swils8610

I'm guessing around $1200

I concur! Maybe more!


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[toneafficianado]

Originally Posted by Zweig

Colonel Kurtz would love it

"The horror!"

[douglasf13]

Originally Posted by ronricks

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cerachrome is much more durable than the cheap aluminum inserts and so arre the upgraded bracelets on the ceramic models.

FWIW, there are actually some spot weld areas on the newer clasps that are potentially more prone to failure than the old tuna can clasps. The Glidelocks also occasionally have jamming issues.

[douglasf13]

Originally Posted by DubaiWatchGuy

I thought they were 100 dollars?

He's talking about the green LV aluminum insert. The black inserts are much less expensive.

[Mr. K]

Originally Posted by sco

I'd still take Cerachrom any day of the week... The positives outweigh the negatives to me and many others. The "wet" look alone is worth it...

X2