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keep too long in safe and fungus growing on the strap.  [furious]

 

wearing it while i clean the fish tank

 

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keep too long in safe and fungus growing on the strap. [furious]

 

wearing it while i clean the fish tank

 

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Beautiful iconic Daydate.

Just simply apply some mink oil on the strap, it will never go moldy again.

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Beautiful iconic Daydate.

Just simply apply some mink oil on the strap, it will never go moldy again.

 

Thank you for the advice. 

 

Just ordered the mink oil from ebay.

 

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keep too long in safe and fungus growing on the strap. [furious]

 

wearing it while i clean the fish tank

 

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My fish smaller

Watch cheaper

 

Me more peasant

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Blue vignette diamond daydate 18038 in pristine comdition

 

Up for grabs!

 

Brown vignette diamond daydate not for sale

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Good AM towkays! Just a quick qns, recently dinged my PAM on its bezel and have tried to polish it off myself using a Cape Cod polishing cloth but the ding is still visible... Short of replacing the whole bezel, what other options do I have in terms of repairing it? I know DLC or PVd coating won't do the trick and there aren't any reputable local workshops that specialise in it... I know for solid gold watches usually ppl bring to jewellery shop to touch up with gold fillers... Does something similar exists for stainless steel watches?

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Good AM towkays! Just a quick qns, recently dinged my PAM on its bezel and have tried to polish it off myself using a Cape Cod polishing cloth but the ding is still visible... Short of replacing the whole bezel, what other options do I have in terms of repairing it? I know DLC or PVd coating won't do the trick and there aren't any reputable local workshops that specialise in it... I know for solid gold watches usually ppl bring to jewellery shop to touch up with gold fillers... Does something similar exists for stainless steel watches?

Laser welding.

But why bother?

Just replace bezel or leave it alone and wear it the way it is

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Whatâs your opinion .............. gold or blue dial?

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Buy both ... give me 1 for xmas . Edited by Angcheek
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Turbocharged

Hahha ... where to get ?

 

Take plane to SZX and take train to Lou Hu.....Get into the shopping complex, can buy many. Haha

 

Actually I used to buy watch winder there. Very worthwhile.

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What’s your opinion .............. gold or blue dial?

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Lorex King or Star me confirms take gold Color...so can bling bling

 

retro computer gold dial nice too

 

best with santong style diamonds even more bling bling

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