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nodnarb757 · 8 August 2007, 05:38 PM

So Jeff (colemanitis) sent Vernon (roadcarver) a bottle of Polywatch that he wasn't using. So Vernon, trying to return the favor, sent the bottle on to me. Wow. I am almost overwhelmed at the results I had on my Ref# 6564 Cal. 1030. The crystal looks absolutely fantastic!!!
I really need to thank Vernon and Jeff for their generosity. Really, these gentlemen are Kings.
Now, the results!

Before

After

You really cant see in the pics, but the second hand and inlays in the hour and minute hands are a real striking metallic blue. reminds me of my Grandfathers Buick. After the Polywatch, they really seem to pop. I can also now see the developing patina on the dial that I had missed before.
I also tried the Polywatch on a Seiko 6139-6005, but it did not work as well. Maybe because the crystal is a harder material than the Rolex?
I used quite of bit of this wonderous product, so I ordered a couple of bottles. From this order I will send out a bottle to a deserving gentleman that will honor this process by then sending it along to another lad belonging to this forum, and so on and so forth.
So, who needs it?

8 August 2007, 05:38 PM	#1
nodnarb757 Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Real Name: Brandon Location: Toledo Watch: you gonna do? Posts: 224	Who wants Polywatch next? So Jeff (colemanitis) sent Vernon (roadcarver) a bottle of Polywatch that he wasn't using. So Vernon, trying to return the favor, sent the bottle on to me. Wow. I am almost overwhelmed at the results I had on my Ref# 6564 Cal. 1030. The crystal looks absolutely fantastic!!! I really need to thank Vernon and Jeff for their generosity. Really, these gentlemen are Kings. Now, the results! Before After You really cant see in the pics, but the second hand and inlays in the hour and minute hands are a real striking metallic blue. reminds me of my Grandfathers Buick. After the Polywatch, they really seem to pop. I can also now see the developing patina on the dial that I had missed before. I also tried the Polywatch on a Seiko 6139-6005, but it did not work as well. Maybe because the crystal is a harder material than the Rolex? I used quite of bit of this wonderous product, so I ordered a couple of bottles. From this order I will send out a bottle to a deserving gentleman that will honor this process by then sending it along to another lad belonging to this forum, and so on and so forth. So, who needs it?

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