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Old 28 April 2023, 05:20 AM   #16
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Just let Rolex or a Rolex certified watchmaker polish the watch. I just had my 216570 Explorer II serviced after ten years by my local AD. It's not a rare watch, it will never be. It looks brand new and I am glad they did it.

There's nothing special about a scratched 16610, 116610, or 126610. When it's time for service, have them do a light polish.
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