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RBR76 · 8 October 2010, 12:18 AM

I discovered that the smooth brushed surface can chip off leaving a smooth mark that can be seen under light.

It happened at the buckle area above the Rolex crown.

I was quite annoyed and brought it to RSC and they polished it off.

They refused to change a new buckle.

Quite annoyed that i have to polish a new watch.

Now, i noticed another small chipped surface at one of the link. Not very visible under light though.

How can this happen? No QA or poor finishing?

8 October 2010, 12:18 AM	#1
RBR76 "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Watch City Watch: Submariner 16610 Posts: 170	Chipped Surface? I discovered that the smooth brushed surface can chip off leaving a smooth mark that can be seen under light. It happened at the buckle area above the Rolex crown. I was quite annoyed and brought it to RSC and they polished it off. They refused to change a new buckle. Quite annoyed that i have to polish a new watch. Now, i noticed another small chipped surface at one of the link. Not very visible under light though. How can this happen? No QA or poor finishing?

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