The Ultimate and Definitive Guide to Cleaning Your Rolex

[ThinkBachs]

Found on TRF, so you know this works....

Originally Posted by Jocke
Today I got a new watch I will have on my work.

First day was not so good, I have to dive in a oil drum after a tool.

I believe it will run a little bit fast now.

I suppose I have to clean it.

So I have to put it at a piece of wood.

I have to make sure it will not fell off when I clean it.

So here is the solution.

Now I´m pretty sure it will works.

So I pull out my genuine watch case cleaner.

And there we go.

Damn it´s dirty, I have to go a little closer.

Now it looks real good, or what?.

Then I have to fix the clasp.

A little grinding.

Then some welding.

This one was thin, so I have made a little bigger hole
at the clasp. But now it´s fixed.

Then some grinding again.

And the fine works is done. Now I have to find my Cape Cod
to do the final work and it will be close to orginal.

Jocke

 

[Capt. Obvious]

NIIIICEEEE!!!!!!!!!! Lol!

 

[SSTEEL]

LMAO, I started reading it with my serious face on, then my eye brows raised a little, then the penny dropped lol

 

[rsh]

WTF.....why not just attach a different strap on there for that pressure wash experiment

 

[alf91501]

I use a similar process but I use distilled water. Totally fine and doesn't affect the warranty whatsoever. I do finish it off with a quick spin (on delicate cycle of course) in the dryer.


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[arcadia]

What. The. F....unny way to clean your Rolex.

You got me! :woot:

 

[Painter6]

Missed a spot

 

[rols16610]

great guide, off to try this out:rofl:

 

[Debellum]

:rofl: :rofl:

Now I trying with my TC Sub........... :lol:

Junio