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pk552502 · 31 July 2022, 08:52 AM

I bought this 16570 a couple years ago and the polish job is not that great. The sharp beveled edges are gone and the brushed finish on the top of the lugs is mostly gone and now looks smooth. The good news is there's plenty of meat left on the lugs.

I'm debating sending it to Roliworks for my next service and only having them polish the top of the lugs to original brushed/ matte finish. And also restore the chamfered edge.

Or I might just leave the watch as is. Any opinions team?

31 July 2022, 08:52 AM	#1
pk552502 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Apr 2021 Real Name: Paul Location: ohio Watch: 16570 black Posts: 513	Can you fix a bad polish with another polish? 16570 pics I bought this 16570 a couple years ago and the polish job is not that great. The sharp beveled edges are gone and the brushed finish on the top of the lugs is mostly gone and now looks smooth. The good news is there's plenty of meat left on the lugs. I'm debating sending it to Roliworks for my next service and only having them polish the top of the lugs to original brushed/ matte finish. And also restore the chamfered edge. Or I might just leave the watch as is. Any opinions team? Attached Images

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