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sonicosa
·Sounds like @M’Bob was pretty close based on Nick Hacko’s response in the other thread.
What is the Blue Liquid Cleaning this Vintage Watch Dial??
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Dogmann
·Hi all,
Although I am not a master watchmaker nor work for Rolex I can reveal the trade secret of what is used to and applied to clean the Rolex dial in this video. It is of course Unicorn tears which are are collected and used only by Rolex and there approved and trained watchmakers but please don't tell anyone after all it's a secret.😉😉
Marc
Although I am not a master watchmaker nor work for Rolex I can reveal the trade secret of what is used to and applied to clean the Rolex dial in this video. It is of course Unicorn tears which are are collected and used only by Rolex and there approved and trained watchmakers but please don't tell anyone after all it's a secret.😉😉
Marc
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Vercingetorix
··Spam RiskRomulan ale.
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorHi all,
Although I am not a master watchmaker nor work for Rolex I can reveal the trade secret of what is used to and applied to clean the Rolex dial in this video. It is of course Unicorn tears which are are collected and used only by Rolex and there approved and trained watchmakers but please don't tell anyone after all it's a secret.😉😉
Marc
🤦 We all know unicorn tears are pink
( and taste like raspberry Gin )
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IMeasure
·I think Unicorn Tears are whats spilt when you destroy a dial.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerRomulan ale.
Winner! Jealous I didn't think of it first!
