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Advisory : Protect Rolex from Scratches & How to Remove Them

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  • Originally posted by Joshuasjw View Post
    If the scratches is not deep u can try going home fix store to get a cloth call capecod. Shld be able to remove those light scratches. Because myself r using it n is quite effective.
    Where can we find cape cod polishing cloth now?

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    • Thank you for all the info.

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      • Cant run from scratches, fated liao, what is yours is yours !

        Last time my new seiko, bring for boat fishing, exercise, IPPT etc, came back and check, all ok.

        Then while lounging around at home, open the fridge, hit the handle and got a scratch....

        So, thats life la
        Honesty.....

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        • Originally posted by remus383 View Post
          Where can we find cape cod polishing cloth now?
          Can find in any home fix store but limited pieces for sales only.

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          • Hi, any idea what does the light green piece of cleaning cloth that comes along with every Rolex watches call, where can I get something similar from ?
            My collections, past & present:-

            Tag Heuer 2000, 1989 Aug
            Dunhill Automatic DC 3095, 1991 Dec, Sold
            Swatch Aqua Chrono, 1995 Nov, Spoiled
            Rolex Oyster Perpetual 68274, 1999 Jun, Sold
            Tag Heuer Carrera CV2113-0, 2003 Apr
            Swatch Quartz Precision SBK401A, 2003 Jun, Spoiled
            Tag Heuer Carrera WAC1111, 2004 Dec, Sold
            A.Lange & Sohne, Lange 1 101.030, 2006 Jan
            Casio G-Shock DW 6900AC, 2013 Jun
            Rolex Explorer 214270, 2013 Aug Sold
            Rolex GMT-Master II 116710LN, 2014 Jul

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            • Originally posted by Explorer8813 View Post
              Hi, any idea what does the light green piece of cleaning cloth that comes along with every Rolex watches call, where can I get something similar from ?
              That should be made of Suede material


              Sometimes forgotten, but always contactable. Darkangel (2007-2014)

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              • Originally posted by Darkangel View Post
                That should be made of Suede material
                Thanks v m
                My collections, past & present:-

                Tag Heuer 2000, 1989 Aug
                Dunhill Automatic DC 3095, 1991 Dec, Sold
                Swatch Aqua Chrono, 1995 Nov, Spoiled
                Rolex Oyster Perpetual 68274, 1999 Jun, Sold
                Tag Heuer Carrera CV2113-0, 2003 Apr
                Swatch Quartz Precision SBK401A, 2003 Jun, Spoiled
                Tag Heuer Carrera WAC1111, 2004 Dec, Sold
                A.Lange & Sohne, Lange 1 101.030, 2006 Jan
                Casio G-Shock DW 6900AC, 2013 Jun
                Rolex Explorer 214270, 2013 Aug Sold
                Rolex GMT-Master II 116710LN, 2014 Jul

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                • i got a mark in the Cyclops window.. any idea how to remove it?

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                  • Originally posted by ctgoh View Post
                    i got a mark in the Cyclops window.. any idea how to remove it?
                    Is a scratch or mark? Cos it makes a big different. If scratch then i guess u have to change the whole sapphire glass or else just bear with it.

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                    • Remove the whole cyclops
                      Look better with it

                      Originally posted by ctgoh View Post
                      i got a mark in the Cyclops window.. any idea how to remove it?

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                      • How to remove the cyclops?

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                        • Actually, do not need to bother. More of them will come and along with time, some of them will disappear too. Rolex is jewellery, but a tool (watch) too.

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                          • Perhaps you can try change the bracelet to a leather / rubber strap, but that will not be really Rolex.
                            Or buy a second hand bracelet to 'preserve' the original bracelet.

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                            • best way to prevent scratch is dont wear lock inside a safe

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                              • I'm fine with scratches on the stainless steel parts.. what I really dislike are scratches on the crystal (or AR coating on the crystal). My understanding is that the Rolex crystal does not have AR coating except under the cyclops correct? As such, the hardness of the crystal is what is keeping scratches away. So far do you guys find scratches on the crystal?

                                The best experience I've had so far in terms of a watch crystal with AR coating is my Bremont S500. I was sceptical at first about the case and AR (both sides of the crystal) being hardened to 2000Hv for it to be scratch resistant. However, after 1 year of ownership (wearing it through all kinds of activities), there is not a single scratch on the AR coating.

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