rolex beaten up pcls | For Daily use: PCL vs BCL rolex beaten up pcls Brushed links are better for daily wear IMO. Love the BCLs on my old 16710s and 16610. PCLs are nicer looking (for a while at least) but they get scratched easily and start to look a little beat up after a while. 85cm 34”. 90cm 36”. 95cm 38”. 100cm 40”. 105cm 42”. 110cm 44”. 120cm 48”. PANTS F RANCE. LV SIZE.
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Brushed links are better for daily wear IMO. Love the BCLs on my old 16710s and 16610. PCLs are nicer looking (for a while at least) but they get scratched easily and start to . Jun 10, 2017. So after a few weeks of ownership it finally happened- got a bit of a scratch (well, a scuff really) on one of the polished center links on my Daytona Ceramic. It's my first .
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Just get a cape cod cloth. It will take the scratches right out. Also you should send it in to Rolex ever few years for a service and polish. Brushed links are better for daily wear IMO. Love the BCLs on my old 16710s and 16610. PCLs are nicer looking (for a while at least) but they get scratched easily and start to look a little beat up after a while. It does look good my friend, but I actually like the way the BLNR looks with PCLs. I thought about brushing them, but I've grown to like them. I now have the Explorer II for my brushed needs lol.
Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Getting Past the PCL Scratches Jun 10, 2017. So after a few weeks of ownership it finally happened- got a bit of a scratch (well, a scuff really) on one of the polished center links on my Daytona Ceramic. It's my first .
Just get a cape cod cloth. It will take the scratches right out. Also you should send it in to Rolex ever few years for a service and polish. The simplest method (assuming you are asking because you do not have a proper polishing machine) is to tape off the polished sections you do NOT want brushed & use a Bergeon 5444-A (fine) polishing block to apply an OEM-style satin texture. I've worn my sub daily for a year and more and I can say that's pretty normal. Although some of those are pretty intense, mine's more of hairline scratches (and I don't baby my watches). Maybe the PCL shows it more, my daytona's scratches also .
So recently picked up a GMT and while I like the PCL think a brushed bracelet would look better, less blingy and would fit my lifestyle better. Issue I. A post online about a Daytona that was worn for 5 years by a restaurant owner pushed me over the edge to say screw it, and get the GMT master with the PCL. Reason for this post: The reason I am posting this, is not to show off my watch, not to make you afraid of scratches, none of that. I'm keeping the PCLs on my Oyster BLRO for the stock look, although it's on a Jubilee at the moment. I switch my BLNR, BLRO and LN onto my Sub bracelet all the time. The glide-lock makes it perfect! Brushed links are better for daily wear IMO. Love the BCLs on my old 16710s and 16610. PCLs are nicer looking (for a while at least) but they get scratched easily and start to look a little beat up after a while.
It does look good my friend, but I actually like the way the BLNR looks with PCLs. I thought about brushing them, but I've grown to like them. I now have the Explorer II for my brushed needs lol.Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Getting Past the PCL Scratches Jun 10, 2017. So after a few weeks of ownership it finally happened- got a bit of a scratch (well, a scuff really) on one of the polished center links on my Daytona Ceramic. It's my first . Just get a cape cod cloth. It will take the scratches right out. Also you should send it in to Rolex ever few years for a service and polish.
The simplest method (assuming you are asking because you do not have a proper polishing machine) is to tape off the polished sections you do NOT want brushed & use a Bergeon 5444-A (fine) polishing block to apply an OEM-style satin texture. I've worn my sub daily for a year and more and I can say that's pretty normal. Although some of those are pretty intense, mine's more of hairline scratches (and I don't baby my watches). Maybe the PCL shows it more, my daytona's scratches also . So recently picked up a GMT and while I like the PCL think a brushed bracelet would look better, less blingy and would fit my lifestyle better. Issue I.
A post online about a Daytona that was worn for 5 years by a restaurant owner pushed me over the edge to say screw it, and get the GMT master with the PCL. Reason for this post: The reason I am posting this, is not to show off my watch, not to make you afraid of scratches, none of that.
Scratch Off PCL's
For Daily use: PCL vs BCL
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