ChronoNick
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I also like to use a mild hand soap and a soft (old) toothbrush. When I have stubborn scuffs (on stainless) I turn to a cape cod cloth and microfiber to "buff" out any swirls or scuffs on my case and braclet.
I have a 79260p Tudor which has the dna of a 6263 daytona and I use this method to keep it clean and grime free.
I have also purchased on eBay a Cartier cleaning kit which came with a great soft bristle brush, cleaning solution, and a polishing cloth. It is more than what you likely need but it keeps things organized and looks nice.
Hi all
Has someone ever used Coca Cola to clean his/her watch? In general how do you do to clean it?czn i just put it in the water?i have a datejust 36 with gold bezel. Thanks!
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I also like to use a mild hand soap and a soft (old) toothbrush. When I have stubborn scuffs (on stainless) I turn to a cape cod cloth and microfiber to "buff" out any swirls or scuffs on my case and braclet. I have a 79260p Tudor which has the dna of a 6...
If I may curiously ask
how did you get the idea that coca cola could be good to clean a watch?! Would pepsi cola have a similar effect???!!
It is kind of a myth- ref coca cola
but also not! It is the weak carbonic acid that reacts with the thin oxidised layer and makes it look shiny but there is also a lot of other additives, colourings and tons of sugar. Whatever you do, do not put a watch of any make in coca cola.
Wouldn't neither, Soap and toothbrush perfectly fine!
Cola's good for derusting tools or old machinery parts, but doesn't work for inox or gold. And it may attack rubberjoints (if left too long) and thus the watertightness of your watch. Best, HGL
