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1 December 2005, 05:40 AM | #1 |
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Polished centre links on SD.
Has anyone done it and do you have any pics, I was wondering what it would look like on the SD.
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I know have seen pix online of polished bracelet links by people who did it themselves, and by watchmakers, and the result is always the same... a little grainy. I had my watchmaker polish the link on my TAG Kirium, and while the surface is polished, upon close examination, there is some grainyness there. IMO the SD is the ultimate tool watch and looks out of place with polished center links, but hey, it's your watch and you can do with it as you please. |
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Here's a link to "jockeS" post on TZ a polished SD every which way, fully polished ,just the centre links you name it and how he did it. not for me though, see what you think
http://forums.timezone.com/index.php...0&rev=&reveal= steve |
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Thanks guys, I think you are both right, having seen the pics it looks a little too bling for me and it doesn't really suit the SD.
That has put that idea out of my head.
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I might try that, now I know what to ask Santa for.
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