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colemanitis · 16 October 2007, 05:57 AM

I've had my Sub for almost two months now and I've always noticed that there's excess glue around my cyclops. Way to go Rolex

. Anyway, I finally got tired of looking at it, so with my fingernail and a toothpick I was able to scrape the extra glue from the crystal. WOW - WHAT AN IMPROVEMENT!!!

I now have a VERY DEFINED cyclops!!! I never realized before how sloppy it looked until now. Here's a before pic... you'll have to wait a few hours for an after pic.

Notice the excess glue around the cyclops

16 October 2007, 05:57 AM	#1
colemanitis "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Real Name: Jeff Location: Florida Watch: PAM 1090 Posts: 3,723	Excess cyclops glue I've had my Sub for almost two months now and I've always noticed that there's excess glue around my cyclops. Way to go Rolex . Anyway, I finally got tired of looking at it, so with my fingernail and a toothpick I was able to scrape the extra glue from the crystal. WOW - WHAT AN IMPROVEMENT!!! I now have a VERY DEFINED cyclops!!! I never realized before how sloppy it looked until now. Here's a before pic... you'll have to wait a few hours for an after pic. Notice the excess glue around the cyclops __________________ Member #471

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