rolex sub smudge underneath cyclops|Blue tint on SubC cyclops? : 2024-10-08 I remember being irritated about the smudges that would accumulate around the cyclops on my SubC when I had it. One of the reasons why I wanted no cyclops on my next watch - and I ended up with a DSSD. I was wondering if anyone else sees this as a problem and how do you get rid of it? Op Chrono24 vindt u 700 Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 horloges, kunt u prijzen van horloges vergelijken en daarna een horloge kopen, nieuw of tweedehands.
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rolex sub smudge underneath cyclops*******I remember being irritated about the smudges that would accumulate around the cyclops on my SubC when I had it. One of the reasons why I wanted no cyclops on my next watch - and I ended up with a DSSD. I was wondering if anyone else sees this as a problem and how do you get rid of it?
Scuff (smudge??) on cyclops Rolex General Discussion
I have a Ginault ocean rover 2 that seems to have what I believe to be a glue mark underneath the cyclops. The mark cannot be felt by touch which suggests that it’s not on the crystal surface, furthermore, cleaning the watch hasn’t seemed to help either.
It would appear your watch likely does have residual glue under the cyclops that appears to have been a mishap from QC. Honestly said if I were you I would simply live with the situation until service is needed.Blurry SubC cyclops Rolex General Discussion. Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Blurry SubC cyclops On my no-longer-owned BLNR I had a “smudge” appear on my cyclops that looked pretty similar to your pic. It ended up not being a scratch, rather a separation of the glue under the cyclops. When I got home and put it next to my GMTii, I noticed that the date on the SubC had a slight blue tint under certain lighting. The date on my GMT is completely clear with no blue tint whatsoever. I reached down to move some plant pots and scraped my Sub on a big distressed terracotta plant pot (ie rough surface). I quickly checked for damage and the case was fine. The cyclops, however, has some scratches. I’m a bit annoyed with myself, but also think “whatever - it’s here to be worn”.this should be good news: in all Rolex watches, the cyclops is not part of the crystal--both are manufactured, finished, and then the cyclops is affixed to the crystal. so the crystal should not need to be replaced (though whether it must first be removed, i don't know)rolex sub smudge underneath cyclops I had this exact thing happen to me on my (no-longer-owned) BLNR. It’s the glue that affixes the cyclops to the crystal. RSC will have to replace your crystal. They replaced mine under warranty. 1 Reply Award Share Dan-z-man I remember being irritated about the smudges that would accumulate around the cyclops on my SubC when I had it. One of the reasons why I wanted no cyclops on my next watch - and I ended up with a DSSD. I was wondering if anyone else sees this as a problem and how do you get rid of it? Scuff (smudge??) on cyclops Rolex General Discussion I have a Ginault ocean rover 2 that seems to have what I believe to be a glue mark underneath the cyclops. The mark cannot be felt by touch which suggests that it’s not on the crystal surface, furthermore, cleaning the watch hasn’t seemed to help either.
It would appear your watch likely does have residual glue under the cyclops that appears to have been a mishap from QC. Honestly said if I were you I would simply live with the situation until service is needed.Blue tint on SubC cyclops? Blurry SubC cyclops Rolex General Discussion. Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Blurry SubC cyclops On my no-longer-owned BLNR I had a “smudge” appear on my cyclops that looked pretty similar to your pic. It ended up not being a scratch, rather a separation of the glue under the cyclops. When I got home and put it next to my GMTii, I noticed that the date on the SubC had a slight blue tint under certain lighting. The date on my GMT is completely clear with no blue tint whatsoever.
I reached down to move some plant pots and scraped my Sub on a big distressed terracotta plant pot (ie rough surface). I quickly checked for damage and the case was fine. The cyclops, however, has some scratches. I’m a bit annoyed with myself, but also think “whatever - it’s here to be worn”.
this should be good news: in all Rolex watches, the cyclops is not part of the crystal--both are manufactured, finished, and then the cyclops is affixed to the crystal. so the crystal should not need to be replaced (though whether it must first be removed, i don't know) I had this exact thing happen to me on my (no-longer-owned) BLNR. It’s the glue that affixes the cyclops to the crystal. RSC will have to replace your crystal. They replaced mine under warranty. 1 Reply Award Share Dan-z-man I remember being irritated about the smudges that would accumulate around the cyclops on my SubC when I had it. One of the reasons why I wanted no cyclops on my next watch - and I ended up with a DSSD. I was wondering if anyone else sees this as a problem and how do you get rid of it?
Scuff (smudge??) on cyclops Rolex General Discussion I have a Ginault ocean rover 2 that seems to have what I believe to be a glue mark underneath the cyclops. The mark cannot be felt by touch which suggests that it’s not on the crystal surface, furthermore, cleaning the watch hasn’t seemed to help either. It would appear your watch likely does have residual glue under the cyclops that appears to have been a mishap from QC. Honestly said if I were you I would simply live with the situation until service is needed.
Blurry SubC cyclops Rolex General Discussion. Rolex Forums - Rolex Watch Forum > Rolex & Tudor Watch Topics > Rolex General Discussion: Blurry SubC cyclops
On my no-longer-owned BLNR I had a “smudge” appear on my cyclops that looked pretty similar to your pic. It ended up not being a scratch, rather a separation of the glue under the cyclops. When I got home and put it next to my GMTii, I noticed that the date on the SubC had a slight blue tint under certain lighting. The date on my GMT is completely clear with no blue tint whatsoever. I reached down to move some plant pots and scraped my Sub on a big distressed terracotta plant pot (ie rough surface). I quickly checked for damage and the case was fine. The cyclops, however, has some scratches. I’m a bit annoyed with myself, but also think “whatever - it’s here to be worn”.
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