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Was that a fake? Or do you have so many datejusts that you sacrifice one every once in a while to keep the others from acting up?
Has anyone removed cyclops...
...from their Rolexes? Wonder if it's possible, relatively easy and have you got any pics of the end result?
Dave
Dave
Watch This!!
thanks...wow that's scary!!!
That does not look like an easy job and I'm not totally convinced about the end product - looks unbalanced, it needs an hour marker...or a cyclops!!!!
I want to see more with other models!
Dave
I want to see more with other models!
Dave
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Here is how it looks............
when I try that on one of my DateJust´s.
I start with my cyclop remover kit.
Pull it up in my full size Bergeon case holder.
And start the work.
Damn, Rolex have quality glue so I have to warm it up a bit.
Now I hope it will come off.
Ouups, not so good.
What do you think, did I have to change crystal? Or can it
be polished?
Can I save the crystal with PolyWatch?
Jocke
I gotta know the story behind this madness
Was that a fake? Or do you have so many datejusts that you sacrifice one every once in a while to keep the others from acting up?
LOL!! OMG, that is the funniest sequence I have seen in Years!
I just woke up my gf laughing myself into a spastic state at midnight! I have to put down the Blackberry now, I can't read it through the tears of laughter. Thanks! HAHAHAHAAA!!
Ha ha!
Sure you did fine Jocke!!!
I don't think you need to change crystal, just leave it that way,
a remainder to the rest of us never try to mess with our watches, he he...
(I guess you have a bucket of ol' rolexes to try all kind of techniques on them, can I grab a handful of them to get some practice?)
Have fun!
René