Rolex fraying suits at cuff

[thesharkfactor]

It’s happened to me in the past a few times. It was a 16610 Submariner did it, but I wore a shirt a lot (work) the constant friction between the cuff and the watch, over time the cuff gets frayed.
I’ve started a thread about it over 10 years ago iirc. It’s definitely a thing if you wear the same shirt long enough with a Sub.

[5thLegion]

Originally Posted by dba

First world problems.

Man, ain't that the truth.

Some of the discussions here make me scratch my head.

What's next OP, my Porsche is too hard on tires?

[skatamail]

its probably one of those iced out dd with the diamonds wrecking havoc on everything

[Rebel]

Originally Posted by fsprow

Dress clothes = thin dress watch.

My thoughts exactly.

[Calatrava r]

Originally Posted by 5thLegion

Man, ain't that the truth.

Some of the discussions here make me scratch my head.

What's next OP, my Porsche is too hard on tires?

My 2002 911 Cab got maybe 6500 miles on the rear tires with normal driving.

[alphadweller]

Originally Posted by sambb

tailored suits and shirts still rub against the bezels of many rolexes, and the skyD is particularly prone to this problem, even if fitted well, due to lots movement. I think a patek or vacheron or lange would be better with dress shirts, and reserve the rolex for casual wear.

This. I never wear my sports watches with a suit. They're not meant to.

[ratty]

Originally Posted by Calatrava r

My 2002 911 Cab got maybe 6500 miles on the rear tires with normal driving.

Sounds a bit like my C63!

[JoeJoeBobo]

Are you wearing these suits with a tee shirt. Heard Don Johnson also used to have this problem? Or maybe you are DJ and are now just rolling up your sleeves.

[boricuajr]

I had this happen once, but not after I went custom