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Old 3 May 2024, 02:40 AM   #86
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Originally Posted by Watch-Geek View Post
A friend of mine just had his Explorer II serviced and polished at our AD

Before and after - I'm definitely on the YES, POLISH IT camp


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Great before and after but today most Rolex watches get a very pampered life,and many report the slightest scratch as deep gouges and it's the end of the world to get it polished.
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