What is "over polished"?

[toxicavenger]

Originally Posted by Speed

Well there you go. You know what they say about Opinions.

I totally agree with this.

Like I said I personally can't recommend anyone to RSC.

[diverdoug]

Originally Posted by Speed

This is an awesome thread on the topic and great comparison photos.

Your Avatar is pretty cool as well. Taunting me a second time!

Your mother wears combat boots, and your father smells of elderberries!

[Cryten]

Originally Posted by diverdoug

Your mother wears combat boots, and your father smells of elderberries!

Your mother was a hamster. Hamsters can't wear combat boots, they can't tie the laces, they don't have opposable thumbs

[ajas]

Originally Posted by Scholar

On a SubC it may be an upgrade to the lugs...

Hahaha. Maybe this is what they had in mind designing it .

Anyway I am leaning now to only ask for service and no polishing.

Scars are part of history I suppose.




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[joli160]

RSC are generally known to do a very good polishing, I would not mind having them do it. If done by a pro you can't tell and your watch will look brand new.
For reassurance you may emphasise a light polish only.

[Sweetswisssteel]

Haha I took a watch to a dealer once and during negotiations he said my watch would need a polish before he could sell it blah blah blah to drive down my asking price. Then I took in a freshly polishes watch looking for an offer and he said it would have got a better offer unpolished. Polished or unpolished it's just what you want really, and NEVER trust the word of the dealer.

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[Sublovin]

I think people use the term "over polished" when the original shape and dimensions of the watch are drastically changed.
That said, I agree with many that people are going overboard in the polishing paranoia.

I wonder if my car is "over waxed"