Sub durability

[faldoc]

Originally Posted by 904VT

Poor design by Apple IMO to place edges so sharp where they do. My one and only deep one on any of my pieces has come from the MacBook pro. It must be Apple's conspiracy to make everyone buy cheap iWatches

It gets scuffed just by touching the flat surfaces. I think it's hard coated aluminum. It's harder than the 904L, that's for sure.

I put some Glad Press 'n Seal on the left front corner of the computer and it helps prevent scuffs. No real bad scratches, these scuffs will be removed easily on the first service in 10 years.

The few dings are really from momentary lapses in care on my part. It's impossible to avoid, so I've resigned myself to them, like door dings on my car.

[FAsnakes]

Originally Posted by meganfox17

Originally Posted by faldoc

I got some scuffs on my SubC from using my MacBook Pro. There's a ding from a men's room stall latch, and one from a visit to Los Angeles, despite being extremely careful and even leaving the stickers on till they fell off.

Today I fell down some stairs onto my concrete garage floor. Subconsciously I protected my watch, I guess, only my skin got scratched up. Thank goodness!

Originally Posted by Byrdguy

Your skin will heal itself!

Originally Posted by run23

Don't listen to people in this thread. The watch is definitely fake, I'm sure if it.

Because I'm a good guy and feel bad for you I'll take it off your hands for $100 so it's not a total loss for you. (-;

[fishingbear]

Watch + Wear = Blemishes
It really is that simple. Rolex are built like tanks, tough as nails. After service your watch will look new again. Until more wear......

[vman]

If you want metal things that do not scratch easily, get them made for you out of tungsten. Otherwise, enjoy your scratches :-)

[MrInternational]

Here's a testament to the hardiness of the Rolex Sub

http://A Testament to Rolex Durabili...0&share_type=t


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