Platinum Polishing - No loss of metal

[Jeffreyc87]

Originally Posted by Etschell

so what you are saying is we should all buy a platona?

Didn't mean to imply that.......

I want one but it isn't feasible now in my current life situation.

But, I just think it is a really unique aspect of the metal itself.

I think it would be real cool to own Rolex PT in terms of a YM with blue, rhodium dial and solid platinum bezel.

The YMs are very very pretty in real life and it gives you the opportunity to own the metal but in a more reasonable model.

[Jeffreyc87]

Originally Posted by SearChart

Oh and next time state the source of your post, you copied something from a website.

https://www.ganoksin.com/article/suc...hing-platinum/

Yes. Thanks for including the source. Apologies but Jurgen is a very good friend of mine. We met in Germany when we were young and I do not think he would mind me paraphrasing from his article.

Actually, I wound up marrying his younger sister...Paddie (family named her after palladium).

If your opinion is different than his then I guess we will have to agree to disagree.

I am not aware of your credentials but Jurg (his nickname from his closest friends) and his experience I am aware of.

Hope this clarifies.