roberto1
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Not an issue
This being modern watch there's no effect on the value.
People are stressing to much about polishing vs non polishing.
Only vintage watches can be affected by that and usually only when the bad polishing job is applied. If done property by RSC there should be no issues. Yes certain collectors prefer unpolished watches but that's relatively recent phenomenon. Rolex was by default polishing any watch sent for service going 15-20 years back.There was no question or option about polishing. Same with hands replacement and other parts.
Enjoy your watch and relax!
GMT-M2C bracelet mistakenly polished - affect on value?
I brought my steel GMT-M2C to my local AD for service and directed them NOT to polish it. However, they mistakenly polished the bracelet after separating it from the case. What is the effect on the value of this watch? It is the first year release of the ...
Zero effect since it’s a relatively new model
Put the watch on your wrist enjoy it and you’ll have new scratches on the bracelet guaranteed. 😉 This are not watches that by a factory polish will change value unless completely ruined , but I doubt that’s the case here ...
I would agree with the last two posts from members...
It won’t be a problem on this age of watch.
Not an issue
This being modern watch there's no effect on the value. People are stressing to much about polishing vs non polishing. Only vintage watches can be affected by that and usually only when the bad polishing job is applied. If done property by RSC there shoul...
Thank you everyone for your comments!
Thank you all for making me feel better about the polishing mistake! Unfortunately, I found two other issues when I went to pick up the watch: The triangle marker on the bezel was not clicking precisely at 12 o'clock, and the hour hand was not pointing pr...