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Sub King · 15 May 2021, 10:39 AM

A couple weeks ago I finally got my first Rolex, a brand new stainless steel Sub which I love beyond words.

After playing with my friend’s puppy today, I discovered a number of large, conspicuous scratches - I underestimated this adorable little fella’s teeth and nails!

I firmly believe these watches are meant to be worn, and of course scratches are guaranteed to happen. In fact, I had a few small ones already. However, I expected my bracelet to look this scratched after a year or two of ownership, not after 2-3 weeks due to something that was so easily preventable.

Now I just can’t decide if I’ll be more or less careful with puppies. After all, what’s a few more scratches now?

15 May 2021, 10:39 AM	#1
Sub King "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: Canada Watch: 124060 Posts: 402	Played with a puppy with my new Sub... A couple weeks ago I finally got my first Rolex, a brand new stainless steel Sub which I love beyond words. After playing with my friend’s puppy today, I discovered a number of large, conspicuous scratches - I underestimated this adorable little fella’s teeth and nails! I firmly believe these watches are meant to be worn, and of course scratches are guaranteed to happen. In fact, I had a few small ones already. However, I expected my bracelet to look this scratched after a year or two of ownership, not after 2-3 weeks due to something that was so easily preventable. Now I just can’t decide if I’ll be more or less careful with puppies. After all, what’s a few more scratches now?

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