Ultrasound cleaner?

[deansot53]

Please can I have some advice if a domestic ultrasound cleaner is satisfactory to use for my Rolex?
I know when you get your watch serviced it is cleaned by a similar method.

[Etschell]

https://www.amazon.com/Magnasonic-Pr...rds=ultrasonic

goes without saying bracelet and clasp only

[wewu1688]

Originally Posted by Etschell

https://www.amazon.com/Magnasonic-Pr...rds=ultrasonic

goes without saying bracelet and clasp only

I've been using this ultrasonic cleaner also and works well enough for my rolex bracelets as well as my vape gear. Though I usually have to put the bracelet and clasp through multiple times on the longest cycle to get all the gunk out.

I also put a drop or two of dr bonners pure castile soap into the water, as it is more gentle than dishwashing soap

[stockae92]

Originally Posted by deansot53

Please can I have some advice if a domestic ultrasound cleaner is satisfactory to use for my Rolex?
I know when you get your watch serviced it is cleaned by a similar method.

you do need special fluid for cleaning, not just "add water and go" :)

[RW16610]

I use one with a mixture of diluted dish soap and water. That gives me great results.

[SearChart]

Originally Posted by RW16610

I use one with a mixture of diluted dish soap and water. That gives me great results.

That is just fine

[bidago]

I heard not to use one for cleaning (I have one that I use for engagement ring and earrings), but I'd double check before cleaning a watch

[T. Ferguson]

Originally Posted by bidago

I heard not to use one for cleaning (I have one that I use for engagement ring and earrings), but I'd double check before cleaning a watch

It is not recommended for the encased movement. It's the best method to clean the bracelet as it will get to the grit that really counts - inside the link holes/pins where dirt causes bracelet stretch.

[Wesley Crusher]

I mix a bit of soap with boiling water in mine. That really helps to loosen up the dirt from the bracelet.