Rolex Submariner Home Restoration, Polish, Scratch Removal

I'll show you how I remove scratches and polish my Rolex Submariner. It's easy to do and makes my watch look like new. It's an easy at home restoration. All you need is a scotch brite green pad and a cape cod polishing cloth.

[@ryancurry5284]

“It’s my watch, I can do whatever I please with it”. 💪

[@multimediadelivery]

It’s true lol

[@johnl1120]

I just did this to my hulk submariner. I am so impressed how fast and easy this is. The finish is the same. I've been into watches a long time. From now on. Watches only go in for movement service. There is no need to have them take off the amount of metal and chew up the lugs shape with professional polishing. This is the way! Thank you!!!

[@multimediadelivery]

+John L glad it worked for you. Easy Rolex polish.

[@nathanielscreativecollecti6392]

I just did this to my watch. The result is beautiful! Thanks for the guidance!

[@hootskah]

Thank you sir! I learned alot! Never thought a scotch brite can do wonders on the bracelet! Thank you!

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks!

[@stephenowens1802]

Thanks so much for making this video! I was about to send my Submariner off to get scratches buffed out from the previous owner. It's been bugging me so much. Before I sent it off, I decided to do some research and immediately found this video. This was so easy and worked like a charm. Took a little bit of time, but my bracelet looks almost brand new. Thanks again for sharing this! You've saved me a lot of money now and in the future. I won't be so afraid of scuffing up my bracelet now knowing that I can fix it myself.

[@multimediadelivery]

Awesome! Glad it worked for you! You don’t need to baby your Rolex!

[@wb-usmcret.4762]

100% agree Submariner is the workhorse of Rolex. They are built for utility... I think I'll do this to mine... Excellent video

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks - love the submariner.

[@gilly2026]

my favorite submariner. love this simple look and is versatile with every outfit compared to the green one or gold/blue

[@multimediadelivery]

agreed. the ceramic bezel really makes the submariner pop.

[@raymartin9129]

Ditto! I like the blue dial two-tone as well. Selling my diamond datejust to get one. I'd have both honestly.

[@elviscanadien2895]

Excellent video glad to see your watch has character! Awesome!! It’s really great to see that you don’t baby your diver and actually use it.

[@MrPyk009]

i love the way you treat your Rolex .i learned from your video .Thanks.

[@multimediadelivery]

+PR patel thanks for checking it out. Love my Rolex

[@danmarks4120]

I do the stainless and the 2tone at home. I use similar technique except on the 2tone i section off the bracelet with desk tape. Instead of the scotch brite pad i was using 1500 wet sand paper lightly. I’m sure all the Rolex nuts would have a heart attack but it’s done me good.😂

[@LordLauderdale]

You did a great job, like the down to Earth approach. Thanks for sharing.

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks!

[@CaptianComment]

Don't listen to anyone crying "don't do that!" My AD told me to only move my arm "forward and backwards whilst wearing a rolex, as side-to-side can damage the movement." I shit you not, he even said "whilst" for just that little extra sprinkle of pretentiousness. It's a workhorse tool watch, it's meant to be put through its paces. It's like buying a Ferrari just have it be a garage queen; might as well just visit the dealer/dealership every day if you want to see it pristine and perfect. Glad to see a fellow Sub owner wearing their watch like it's meant to be worn. Cheers from the UK.

[@georgiebungle2252]

They took you for a right dipstick fella lol

[@josephwilson6313]

Pl

[@MM-sy8ov]

Glad to see someone wearing their Rolex and actually enjoying it! I've done a few VERY light polishes in my day, but man you have some guts! Definitely painful to watch, but your watch so I need to mind my own business lol! Enjoy that beautiful ND Sub!

[@multimediadelivery]

+mark mikhail thanks for checking out out! I wear I every day and honestly I've beat it up pretty well. But hey, you don't buy a corvette to keep it in the garage or buy a boat to keep it docked.

[@refuse2lose1985]

That was extremely helpful. Something that anyone can do at, at least a base level for self maintenance. I'm definitely going to try the tips I learned here for my own watches!

[@multimediadelivery]

Glad you liked it! Rolexes are tough to mess up!

[@cerij4242]

I have found that the nail polishing sponges women use work really well, the ones with four different colour sides blue yellow pink and purple, they are also good for polishing out scratches from plexiglass watch crystals on vintage watches.

[@csg6262]

Happy I found this video. I replicated your process and my Submariner looks nearly brand new. Thank you!

[@multimediadelivery]

Glad it worked for u! :)

[@mistersubby]

Thank you very much. I did the same on my rolex and now it looks new again. Thanks

[@multimediadelivery]

Nice! Happy it worked for you. Works great on brushes Rolexes

[@Jajicus]

I have been doing this to my two liner Sub 5 times a year for the past 10 years and its fine no issues.

[@itsallrobbish]

Superb video. Mine’s looking sweet after just 7 months of ownership, but when it gets scuffed up, I’ll revisit this fascinating vid for tips.

[@multimediadelivery]

It really works great on the steel.

[@jonathanmarkmayer]

Just did this to my Sub on the clasp with the Scotch cloth. There were so many scuffs on the clasp that were bothering and it took them all out! Literally worked like magic!

[@multimediadelivery]

It’s super effective! Glad it worked on ur submariner.

[@JamesK1963]

Looks great. Thank you very much for this. I'm going to give this a shot. Compared to yours, I only have a couple minor scratches on my clasp. So I should get pretty good results.

[@mylil22]

Awesome video! Thanks for doing this! I send my rolexes to get fine lines and scratches removed every so often and I’m always charged an arm and a leg. This video saved me a lot of money.

[@multimediadelivery]

Awesome and glad it worked for your Rolex.

[@eduardorgarcia3755]

Great video, gave me the courage to do the same. Came out great, thanks.

[@suburbanhobbyist2752]

Nice job man. Anyone who thinks they need to be brave to do this to their Rolex may have bought a watch that was a bit too expensive for them. I know the debate rages on and on in the forums, but it's just a watch and was meant to be worn...and polished as you've shown. Thanks for the video.

[@dmlchannel3262]

Exactly. The Rolex Sub, and watches like it, are called "tool watches" for a reason - they are designed to be used.

[@mrbluethailand]

Enjoyed the video thanks, And by doing it "by hand" I think you got good results without risking ruining the watch

[@multimediadelivery]

thanks for watching. its an easy fix for brushed steel rolex submariners.

[@billnyfeler]

Great vid. Thanks for posting!

[@Oozywolf]

Wow looks a ton better! Also that second hand movement is a work of art. I've seen a ton of Rolex images and even a few videos but never really focused on just how smooth that movement is. Beautiful watch!

[@multimediadelivery]

+Oozywolf I think it comes out pretty good with a minimal amount of cost or effort! Thanks for checking it out!

[@Oozywolf]

Multimedia Delivery Absolutely! There will always be those people that almost faint seeing someone almost "sand" a $3-5k watch but it looks worlds better. And heck, if it went to the Rolex plant they would just end up doing something extremely similar just inside a machine. Looks awesome :), and thanks for posting it!

[@multimediadelivery]

+Oozywolf I agree! It's no where near as agressive as sanding! Rolex's steel is tough stuff. A simple Scotch Brite every few months isn't going to damage anything much! Besides, I think it looks better too!

[@Oozywolf]

Multimedia Delivery Yeah absolutely. You don't pay that much and have a brand that has such a great reputation to get a watch that can't deal with some light buffing with a Scotch pad lol. Rolex watches are extremely solid. You can see that just from how the band moves in the video lol

[@paulburton2338]

Scotch Brite - who woulda thought this would work so well. Great Job!

[@multimediadelivery]

I think it does a good enough job. I wouldn’t believe it if I didn’t try it.

[@jamest91]

The tips were a real help with my Tag Heur Chronograph F1, thanks!

[@luccotineau3658]

Is it still fine? I have the exact same watch and a few small scratches I’d like to remove

[@ksjdhg]

I think this looks fine. You're wise to stay away from the lugs and the crisp edges, that's what really is an eyesore when polished. I ordered a couple of end links for my old Datejust at an AD while on vacation, and they offered to put them on. I said fine, seeing as how I didn't have my spring bar tool with me. When I got the watch back, they had "cleaned it up" meaning they polished it on a wheel. I was livid, because the lugs now have the tell tale "cushion" look of an overpolished watch, the case no longer has crisp edges. Most folks don't care they just want the scratches gone, but as a collector I was beside myself. I'm over it now, but it was quite the learning experience.

[@suburbanhobbyist2752]

Yep. I took my wife's DJ in the other day to our AD to send to Rolex for service. Turns out my AD has a certified tech on hand and they said they could do it there. I said, how heavy does he normally polish? She said, what do you mean. I explained, she chuckled and said she had never heard anyone be worried about the polish. I grabbed the watch back and left. Not only won't I let them service our watches, but I won't buy them there anymore either. I prefer my AD's to at least be understanding of what collectors want and need. Ridiculous that she thought it was ridiculous.

[@jessedavis7555]

Great job! I just ordered a Cape Cod cloth but I usually just do a quick rinse with Dawn and a toothbrush on my 09 Sub and it looks awesome for another month 🤙🏽

[@jsusna1972]

Instead of pouring Dawn onto the watch, I simply put Dawn on the toothbrush like I would toothpaste.

[@clarencenewby716]

Love the video and the way you are not a watch snob!

[@consumertester5665]

What a refreshing change! A guy who treats his Rolex with respect but isn’t precious about it. I’ll not forget the TV auction programme when a guy was told that his rather beat up old Rolex was worth about four times what it would have been worth if he’d had Rolex service it and renew the worn cosmetic parts - bezel, glass etc!

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks! Not planning on selling it any time soon!

[@josephcastaldo4881]

Surprised on how good it came out! thanks for the video!

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks for watching! It works perfect on brushed Rolex bands…

[@philosofar]

Wonder why all the hate!??! Loved the video and technique; and as you say; it's your watch! Your choice! I'd do the same. Heck, we appreciate good things and we should look after our pride and joy ! I tried using metal polish , followed by a auto detailing polish to finish off with ( using microfibre and polishing cloths) Made the watches look like new!!

[@multimediadelivery]

+Akshay Shah thanks a lot! i couldn't agree with you more. i love the freshly polished look.

[@philosofar]

+Multimedia Delivery Too bad it's hard to get Cape Cod stuff this part of the world :P

[@philosofar]

+Multimedia Delivery BTW, do you do watch reviews as well? Am contemplating whether a Sub is better, or a Seamaster PO?

[@akshayarg]

+Akshay Shah Sub is better, its a cut above.

[@philosofar]

:) Any idea if the choice is between a Speedy Moonwatch, Seamaster 300 or Planet Ocean?

[@llamamanism]

great finish, well done

[@Michael.C.Duisburg]

The polishing work was helpful and good. I also tried it and it worked right away

[@multimediadelivery]

Rolex steel is strong. It works well.

[@buzzufy]

the Cape Cod polishing clothes are great, they work amazingly for quick watch polishing. The submariner is a beauty too 🤩

[@johncorcoran2569]

Very helpful video. I’ll try your method on my Submariner.

[@jimbojet8728]

You did a great job there. Thanks

[@rayfrance7233]

Great video and content. I use to pay $60 for a jeweler to touch up my 2 tone blue sub and it looks brand new when done. Ive been collecting for 15 plus years now, ifrom 2000 on, ive made avg 70% in gains. My 2 tone blue sub was bought preowned in 2000 for $4,300...i sold it for $8,200 in 2008...then bought a Daytona for $7,400...now its worth $14,500 all day...Ive made 100,000 since 2000 on Rolex's ... thats profit...in 2 years i bought a Pepsi in ss, a Hulk, Batman in SS, a 40 DD 18kt yello black face diam markers...a 40 white gold silver face...Yachtmaster 2 blue face 18kt...blue sea dweller and a ss sky ith grey face...8 bad ass rollies for under 100k and they were all paid for by buying smart over 15 years plus...im not a dealer...its not a job...I never need another w atch but ill keep this hobbie going till it dont work.

[@ryannathan3105]

ok

[@tomthompson7400]

all i have to do is buy now , and wait 15 years then ?

[@ericlanglois696]

Just polished my WCT 1000 . I used dawn , toothbrush, and mothers polish. Looks great.

[@multimediadelivery]

+Eric Langlois never thought to use mothers polish on a rolex. I'll try next time.

[@stationplaza4631]

Thanks for this video...I'm well impressed with the result.

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks. Good way to breath life into an old Rolex.

[@chopeezy100]

Plain simple - Thank you!

[@multimediadelivery]

+LOVE welcome!

[@elizabethjohnson7681]

wow thank you for making this video. really works. really helps

[@SGM805]

Just turned my 5 year old Omega Aqua Terra back to near minty condition, very happy . The green scotch pad cut into a very small piece worked its magic very quickly on the brushed steel, just have to be careful not to rub the polish bits of the watch👍🏻

[@multimediadelivery]

Nice. Works for more than just Rolex.

[@mikeschumacher9715]

Have a Breitling I needed to do this to. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@multimediadelivery]

+MIKE SCHUMACHER hope it helped!

[@nunomc2815]

Thank you for the pragmatic approach and nice explanation. On the bracelet links do I move scotch brite on a longitudinal (as on the clasp) direction or 90 degress direction, horizontal one ? Thank you once again.

[@multimediadelivery]

i'd go longitudinally as on the clasp...thats the the way the original brushing went.

[@genzigenzale3464]

Thanks for the video. Took away most of the surface scratches on my clasp.

[@multimediadelivery]

Glad it worked!

[@derek876544]

im thinking of buying a used watch with minimal marking on strap you have just made up my mind thank you good vid

[@multimediadelivery]

Ur welcome!

[@leoknowles8348]

Thanks for the video! I've done it 4yrs ago after seeing this video and I'm about to do it again (today) it really lasts a long time and it definitely makes it look better than it was! Thank you!

[@multimediadelivery]

I'm due for another go round too!

[@FFHB]

I use a Dremel tool with wool pads and a polishing paste for the shiny parts. 1000+ sandpaper and wet polishing for the brushed parts. It good for the bigger scuffs. Obviously you have to be careful when you work with machines on small parts.

[@danielwilliams5091]

Wow that's amazing at least you'll be saving alot of money to have Rolex to polish it plus waiting time which is about all together $350.00 great video thanks good luck on the beautiful watch

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks... it a Rolex so it can take it.

[@teecee9660]

thx for sharing! just started this very expensive hobby..

[@edro83]

Nice work and great, informational video!

[@multimediadelivery]

Much appreciated! I'm probably going to send it in for service soon, so it'll get a pro rolex polish soon.

[@rbemuscle6058]

Awesome man, great job!!

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks! I think it turned out great!

[@brandonordean]

Just did it, looks gorgeous

[@multimediadelivery]

Glad it worked out! Works great on brushed steel rolex models.

[@steveeber2324]

Well done. Far superior job to the hacks who just go at it with power tools.

[@DWilliam1]

Worked great on my Explorer. Thanks.

[@multimediadelivery]

Awesome! It’s a great way to breathe life into a brushed rolex.

[@camarocarl7130]

I do the same as you to my watches. Believe it or not I finish with a q tip dipped in a high quality car wax and gently apply then polish with a clean microfiber. Leaves the case protected with a light wax protection that prevents oxidization. Makes the case look and feel like new.

[@multimediadelivery]

That’s a great suggestion. I’ll try it on the submariner next time. I’m due for another Polish.

[@smr32061]

Great job! Thanks for sharing.

[@mikefusco3282]

Great video, gotta get those cape cod clothes!

[@multimediadelivery]

Love them - they are amazing

[@abepunzalan3861]

Hello! Should I wet the scotch brite first or it's okay to use it dry?

[@eduardorgarcia3755]

Thanks a lot for the video. Follow your instructions and my Sub looks like new for under $10 vs Mayor's which charges $180!

[@TautologyTechSystems]

Q tips and mother's mag wheel polish work great on mirror finished parts and provide more precision. This is how I do watch cases.

[@multimediadelivery]

Nice! I’ll give it a shot next time!

[@bottledo1]

Good video !

[@JohnSmith-ip2ed]

Nicely done. Good advice and anyone can do it. Doesn't have to be a Rolex.

[@multimediadelivery]

It’s a nice technique.

[@jeffreykite9641]

Great video, I do the same but use fine 320 finishing sandpaper on my tag.

[@multimediadelivery]

Good stuff!

[@RickDeckardMemories]

On my beater stainless steal 200m diver, I use toothpaste and a very soft old toothbrush. Then rinse very well under running water while still going over with the toothbrush, to remove all toothpaste residue. Doesn't do anything for scratches, but cleans up beautifully.

[@jonathanland2218]

Great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@multimediadelivery]

Welcome!

[@bobsmom6220]

Love the video... Just took our Rolex's in for service and minor repairs. The man we took them to is based out of St Pete FL. He is an expert watch repair business and writes books and lectures on Rolex (and other brands). I was surprised when we picked up our watches that he did not polish them. He told us that the only thing he recommended was using good old fashioned tooth paste and a soft cloth. With that said, I did give it a try but it doesn't do much for the scratches on my outer clasp. Both our bands are two tone oyster bands. I'm going to give your method a try just on the stainless (not the gold) areas and on the outer clasp and see how it comes out. Thanks

[@suburbanhobbyist2752]

Well, he may not polish them, but do you know who does at every single service? Rolex. I think I'll go ahead and go with Rolex versus the guy who claims he is trained by ROLEX. It is true that it's possible to over polish a watch and ruin the crisp edges, but that isn't what was done here in this video.

[@mohanshekhawat2453]

plain way to clean it

[@evanoneill619]

Debbie Shull i live in st.pete and i take mine to Arnold's in largo . If he didnt polish the watch then i wouldnt consider that being fully serviced . Aside from replacing the gaskets, main spring , cleaning and lubing everthing as its put back together he should have fully buffed the watch out front and back . The point is to keep the watch in as close to perfect condition as possible and ive never heard of a service that didnt include buffing , but thats just me . You may want to check them out next time its due . They're super friendly , get the watch back to you when they say they will and only charge 350 as opposed to 375- 400 like most places here in pinellas county . My datejust looks like new thanks to them ! Just my 2 cents.. sorry you didnt get what you expected , i would be dissapointed as well .

[@josegoncalves6271]

nice nice job!!!!!👌

[@TheWholesalingPodcast]

Super awesome. Thanks.

[@multimediadelivery]

Happy to share! Love this watch.

[@DestinyDad]

Awesome watch wish I could afford one

[@realslimshaco8550]

What would you advise for white gold ( rolex white gold ) can i do it in the same way?

[@SmokeRingsPipeDreams]

Nice job!

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks!

[@eugenerivera4327]

Thanks bro for the information about on how to clean up your Rolex watch

[@multimediadelivery]

Welcome!

[@Rafe0522]

I love this dude

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks 👍🏻

[@kevinkrikeb3891]

Hi, it’s possible you make de same polish for the audemars piguet, GMT 2 or not ? Because there are different polish. Thank you

[@Rhaspun]

I bought my Submariner back around 1976. It took a quite a beating as I never babied it. Never failed me over the years and at the beginning I had to take in the watch for service every five years. The Rolex service really did make it look brand new. I don't remember when they told me to just send it in when the time starts to be off from what I'm use to seeing. Over the years it average about +2 to 3 seconds a day. Your watch looks good after your cleaning and polishing. The only thing I did was to use toothpaste to buff out the acrylic crystal.

[@multimediadelivery]

i like the toothpaste idea. I have some acrylic safety googles. Do you think the toothpaste might be able to clear up the scratches?

[@floppygoble]

Multimedia Delivery Try polywatch if you want to polish the crystal

[@jonwolfe170]

I have been wearing mine since 1962 but only allow Rolex to clean the insides. The outside-with exception of acrylic crystal-in original. I bought it new in Mexico City for $176 from Rolex directly and it is now valued at $12,000.

[@bellesi37]

Good job!!! I will do soon

[@Goaltimer]

Very nice done.

[@realblackbetty2204]

Rolex and Tudor are meant to be worn everyday. I love the scratches on mine :)

[@qiaoyumo9051]

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[@Yourname3000]

Nicely done ~

[@multimediadelivery]

Thank you!

[@tristar333333]

Awesome !

[@hudson701]

I'm going to have a go at this tonight with my 2008 explorer II. I already bought the cape cod system you recommended for the sides and it worked brilliantly, now I need to do the bracelet next using sand paper. What grade is best to use? I have a 130 very fine grade, was going to give that a try. With thanks from London!

[@thetomsteruk]

how did you get on? I'm considering having a go on my 216570

[@hudson701]

+Tom Ross worked beautifully. Cape cod for the lugs, shiny sides of the bracelet and the shiny circular rim on the underside of the watch. Just took my time and pretty much eliminated all the scratches in about 15 minutes. Then I used a green scouring pad (you do the dishes with) to remove the scratches from the top of the bracelet. Again, this worked brilliantly as its equivalent to a fine grade sand paper, perhaps even softer. Sold the watch to first buyer, he couldn't believe how good the condition was, couldn't get past it almost for an 8 year old watch haha! Definitely will using this again on my next Rolex.

[@gerardoreilly4184]

Many thanks, like your attitude to issue, your pragmatic about the job in hand. Am going to give it a bash.

[@silverghost4206]

Make sure to give that bash.. Outside against a very old strong oak tree !!!

[@softmetals3702]

i have been cleaning my time pieces with dawn for years like over 20 years and not one of over 50 of my watches have ever had leaks, omegas,rolex,jl,b&r, even the old bumper wind pieces. dawn is fine

[@slabsnraw]

this guys my hero

[@Freedom89984]

It works really well, just move the wet scotch in the direction of the brushed steel and don't push to hard. Watch out for the polished sides of the clasp, they scratch quickly if you touch it with the scotch. With a Dremel you can polish the sides of the clasp and the case. They will be as new, if you like that.

[@multimediadelivery]

+ChannelBOZ101 thanks! You are right... Less is more regarding pressure. I haven't yet worked up the guts to try a power tool on it yet though!

[@kamswalpapi868]

good watch

[@oziel8679]

Great job

[@multimediadelivery]

Thanks! I think the submariner came out well.

[@cjcar63]

Dish washing detergent, scotch brite, and cape cod polishing cloth. Same combo I use on all my watches. No need to go pro for this kind of tune-up. Will provide satisfactory results without the huge cost. If any of you out there doubt this, try it on a beater watch just for the heck of it. You will be amazed.

[@multimediadelivery]

+cjcar63 I've been doing it for years and I think the results are great. Any brushed rolex turns out great.

[@JamesK1963]

So I bought some ScotchBrite. It worked fantastic. Can't believe the results.

[@mrlume9475]

very nice job.

[@multimediadelivery]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@paulhelmuth6012]

Nicely done. I am with you. I'd rather buff out/brush out the scratches and scuffs than to leave the wear and tear in place. Though there are those that consider it a sin. I do think that it can be a shame to have a watch polished poorly - but doing what you are doing by hand, isn't going to hurt anything (in my opinion). Which you obviously feel the same way. I personally only polish by hand. I think it's relatively easy to avoid over-polishing when you do everything by hand.

[@multimediadelivery]

I can’t imagine the pressure by hand would remove much metal on the rolex. Cheers!

[@bobbydazzler1780]

Looks good and a great job. The most important part is cleaning the bracelet regularly as shown to remove foreign debris and gunk that will accelerate wear and cause bracelet stretch over time. As for the abrasive work and polishing cloths - I’d imagine any dealer getting their hands on a used piece gives the watch a brush up to make it look new and shiny. The super anal will complain about removing metal and they may have a point if you repeat this process weekly and sell on after ten years worth. But it’s your watch and you can do as you please. The results look good to me. Mine will just get the makeover when it goes back for a service.

[@multimediadelivery]

Great feedback. I totally agree!

[@th3k1n6]

Nice!!

[@Alex-mo9qt]

Just as a warning to folks this method can make the brushed finish super uneven and not straight lines lines. My advice is use the edge of a book to use as a guide to keep it straight. Also tape off the polished areas. If ya end up jacking up your finish just bring it to a authorised dealer and most have a actual wheel polisher and can fix it for ya

[@PowerChucker]

Great video! I Love to see someone who is not afraid to use and baby their watch! Submariner is expensive, but it is a tool watch, and is meant to be worn and used. dont listen to the hate here, and the people that say it looks fake,. Im very impressed with how the watch turned out when you were done. nice job! It's a 116610 sub C right? what year?

[@multimediadelivery]

+PowerChucker thanks for watching! I love my Rolex. You got it... It's a 116610 ceramic bezel. I love this watch bezel. I bought it in 2014 from John Bull. Haven't had any issues with it at all!

[@patchin1]

I only have a few cheap Seiko and Invicta automatics. I do change the crystals to sapphires and enjoy regulating them by myself. I just want to second the Scotchbrite method here. I think it is very effective and does bring the brushed area to very close to original surface. You do want to make sure it is done in straight strokes, otherwise it will show! I felt this is like "deburring" instead of actual "sharpening". The amount of stainless steel it removes from the should be really very small. I'll be totally comfortable doing this to stainless bracelets if i do acquire more luxury watches.

[@multimediadelivery]

I couldn’t imagine that a scotch brite would work as well as it did.