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can any one advise where I can buy polisher to do the polishing of my watches by myself? Don't really trust any dealers, especially if the watch is really pricey!
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Own self do a bit risky because chances of 'cock ups' quite high especially for those doing it first time. Better to let the dealers do it. They handle many watches everyday... So I think can trust them.Originally posted by colrc View Post
Worse come to worse, bring the watch back to the service centre. Safest
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but if scratches not too bad, just want to keep it in pristine condition, lah. will enjoy DIY and save some bucks at the same time, yah? know where to buy?Comment
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Cape Cod polishing cloth from Homefix works well for me.116261
Submariner 14060
Breitling Colt Auto II
Chopard Mille Miglia GMT
Bell & Ross BR03-92
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Polishing with the Cape Cod cloth is removing metal from the watch surfaces, so only polish areas with visible scratches.
Especially on Gold surfaces; you don't want to remove too much of your Gold, do you?
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Guys, can we use cape cloth on bracelet which is brushed? Or on the side of the watch face where it's polished?? I'm confused
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Cope cloth for polished areas only. Brushed surface use scratch-brush penOriginally posted by 1.5bar View PostGuys, can we use cape cloth on bracelet which is brushed? Or on the side of the watch face where it's polished?? I'm confused
unless u want your brushed bracelet to become polished
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Where to go for polishing?
I read that some scratches can be removed by polishing.
What is this "polishing"? And where can this be done, and how much?
Also, how much to change a bezel?
I have a GMT2. Can I change the bezel to the new ceramic one?My Humble Collection so far....
Rolex GMT II 16710
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date (1500) Jordanian Eagle
Omega Speedmaster
Cartier Santos 100 (Ladies)
Cartier Santos 100 (Men)
IWC Ingenieur AMG (gone)
Panerai 112h
Going for....
Rolex Daytona SS 116520
Rolex Submariner 16610 LV
JLC Master
Mont Blanc Nicolas Rieussec
AP ROO... maybe
JLC Gyrotourbillon... if I strike TOTO first prize.
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cape cod lor....all reputable watch shops will carry it...buy the 'pen' for the brushed links..
cape cod is 15 bucks....the fibreglass pen is also ard there.Watches kept for the next generation...
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Circa 1999
Rolex Explorer II 216570 G-Series
Omega Speedmaster Date
Sinn U1
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Has capecod price increased so much? Last time I bought from DIY store $7-8 only[SIZE="2"][U][B]Movement collection:[/B][/U]
[U]German:[/U] Junghans 687, Durowe 7420
[U]Russian:[/U] Poljot 3133, Poljot 2612, Vostok
[U]Chinese:[/U] Seagull
[U]Japanese:[/U] Seiko(s)
[U]Swiss:[/U] ETA(s)+Valjoux+Unitas(s), Zenith(s), JLC, Rolex, Lemania(s), IWC[/SIZE]Comment
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Polishing at RSC
hi,
just bought an GMT IIc couple of days back.
The links seems very easily scratched.
Anyone would know how much RSC charges just for polishing service?Comment
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