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cruvon · 24 January 2012, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by jedly1

weirdly just left my watchmaker who said same thing, the company who manufacture for rolex do sell others , he was looking into a while ago but cost was pretty damned high (mid 20k's gbp) for a machine with rolex like capabilities ...

Thanks Jed, some telepathy there:). Any idea if those machines are watch brand specific or can be used for polishing across watch brands? If could be used for any watch brand, I guess it wouldn't be that difficult for someone specializing in watch polishing to recoup the money invested in a Rolex like capability machine and do well?

Melanotaenia · 24 January 2012, 02:36 PM

I have a 20 year old Exp II that could badly use this treatment on the lugs.....they have never been polished, but they could use a little touch up and this would be a perfect way to make them crisp like new again

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