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tommyjr9 · 10 December 2012, 12:03 AM

ok guys, here is a great idea, I have been doing this for many years. the best way to clean is to get your old & used toothbrush to clean your watch. This is how you do it , get your watch & use very soapy water & use the tooth brush to clean between everything then rinse with water you will be IN SHOCK how great it looks and if you have diamonds it's even better!!! Ready for this if you really want to go all the way then use Windex the same way, you will be in AMAZEMENT how it cleans up. Remember there is lots of dirt between the cracks of your watch . Please let me know how things turned out .

10 December 2012, 12:03 AM	#1
tommyjr9 "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Real Name: tommy Location: palm beach garden Watch: MASTERPIECE TRIDOR Posts: 73	Rolex & youe toothbrush ! ok guys, here is a great idea, I have been doing this for many years. the best way to clean is to get your old & used toothbrush to clean your watch. This is how you do it , get your watch & use very soapy water & use the tooth brush to clean between everything then rinse with water you will be IN SHOCK how great it looks and if you have diamonds it's even better!!! Ready for this if you really want to go all the way then use Windex the same way, you will be in AMAZEMENT how it cleans up. Remember there is lots of dirt between the cracks of your watch . Please let me know how things turned out .

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