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DSJ · 8 May 2008, 02:52 AM

So yesterday, I bought my Cape Cod Polishing Cloths to remove the center link blemishes in my 16613 by trying to polish them with a more abraisive polish. They do work well, but the only ones I could find to buy were in a tin which has six 2-packs inside them, or 12 total. Since I won't use them all in a long time, I have decided to mail a pair to a lucky TRF member!

The Contest is this: Between now and noon (Central Daylight Time) tomorrow, the person who guesses closest to the actual serial number of my Explorer II will get the little pack of 2 cloths!

Also, if you do some research on TRF, you will find posts of mine that will get you pretty close to the S/N!

I know it's silly, but who cares, I'm just trying to make things fun!

8 May 2008, 02:52 AM	#1
DSJ "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Real Name: David Location: USA Watch: your step! Posts: 7,882	Little TRF Contest - Just for Fun! So yesterday, I bought my Cape Cod Polishing Cloths to remove the center link blemishes in my 16613 by trying to polish them with a more abraisive polish. They do work well, but the only ones I could find to buy were in a tin which has six 2-packs inside them, or 12 total. Since I won't use them all in a long time, I have decided to mail a pair to a lucky TRF member! The Contest is this: Between now and noon (Central Daylight Time) tomorrow, the person who guesses closest to the actual serial number of my Explorer II will get the little pack of 2 cloths! Also, if you do some research on TRF, you will find posts of mine that will get you pretty close to the S/N! I know it's silly, but who cares, I'm just trying to make things fun! Attached Images __________________ Rolex. The Rolex of watches. 16570 Expy2 Noir, 116710 GMT Master II, 2552.80 SMP

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