Rolex - acid

acid

Oct 06, 2015,01:26 AM

Hi,

A decade ago I had the same issue.. Pre-Steelinox I believe.

It happened when I dropped some acid on the clasp! Looks like the same kind of issue. I only managed to get it off when I sent my Rolex in for a total polish/service.

Cheers.

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Discolouration woes

By: Horologically_minded : October 4th, 2015-05:19

Hi friends, I recently discovered a brown stain on the bracelet of my yacht master and I can't seem to get rid of it. Any suggestions? I'm hoping I don't have to polish off some metal=( J...

thats peculiar [nt]

By: Arie - Mr Orange : October 4th, 2015-09:12

Any idea what it is?

By: Jocke - Bad Santa : October 4th, 2015-10:33

Have you tried using acetone? Or buy a cape cod cloth and mask the brushed parts with tape and polish careful.

Solution...

By: kennygfunk : October 4th, 2015-18:18

There is a jewelry company, Chamilia, that has a wonderful polishing cloth. About three soft wipes on just the polished link and I'm positive it will be gone. I've used it many times on polished areas of watches without any problemas.

Thanks guys! I'll check it out =) [nt]

By: Horologically_minded : October 5th, 2015-04:51

acid

By: lobo : October 6th, 2015-01:26

Hi, A decade ago I had the same issue.. Pre-Steelinox I believe. It happened when I dropped some acid on the clasp! Looks like the same kind of issue. I only managed to get it off when I sent my Rolex in for a total polish/service. Cheers.