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seabreeze · 18 January 2024, 02:20 AM

I know there are number of posts on here, but I have a 10-year-old sub, ceramic. Going to send it to RSC for its first proper service.

I know unpolished is a thing however, it would be Rolex doing it and I guess one of the pleasures of getting the watch back is that it would be in new condition.

I guess on the plus side they know what they’re doing and it would come back looking great on the minus side it will only be for a short period before it starts to be scratched up again.

I know it’s a 50-50 with valid points on either side but I am curious as always what people think

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18 January 2024, 02:20 AM	#1
seabreeze 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Real Name: Ed Location: Martha's Vineyard Posts: 835	To have Rolex polish or not polish my 10-year-old sub? I know there are number of posts on here, but I have a 10-year-old sub, ceramic. Going to send it to RSC for its first proper service. I know unpolished is a thing however, it would be Rolex doing it and I guess one of the pleasures of getting the watch back is that it would be in new condition. I guess on the plus side they know what they’re doing and it would come back looking great on the minus side it will only be for a short period before it starts to be scratched up again. I know it’s a 50-50 with valid points on either side but I am curious as always what people think Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________ Rolex Submariner 114060 - 2013 Rolex Explorer 1016 - 1967 Omega Seamaster 2220.80 2007 Victorinox Swiss Army 24221 - circa 1985 Sold but wish I didn't Rolex DateJust 1603 - 1972

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