It´s not easy to pull off the cyclop.>>>>

[Jocke]

Here is when I try that on one of my DateJust´s.

I start with my cyclop remover kit.



I put it up in my full size Bergeon case holder.



And start thr 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?



Jocke

[Donluigi]

I wanted to do the same to my vintage GMT. Can I send it to you, you seem to be quite an expert Nice pics, as always

[Armando]

That´s harder than Hardcore Punk
Hot story

[SL_55]

The full size Bergeon case holder ...........

[watoo]

You can buff that out in a jiffy.

[Hannes]

LOOOOOOOOOOL. Great job my friend

[R.O. Lex]

Original von Jocke
What do you think, did I have to change crystal? Or can it
be polished?

I think it can still be polished, but you have to be careful. Start off by levelling the uneven parts using this special crystal grader ...





... and then work your way from 50 grain to 150 grain sand paper. The crystal may turn out to be somewhat "milky" but that can be tolerated; just think how much a replacement would be.

Brilliant story and pics, thank you!

[SL_55]

[spacedweller]

well done, Jocke ! you could be a watchmaker ...

[ehemaliges mitglied]

Hot stuff!!!!

[miboroco]

I hope this was a fake









(Ei spiek inglisch werri well, ein paar Broken aber die ganz schnell!!!)

[Kiki Lamour]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[waba]

... nice high precision tools, I am always were looking for.

[nugget]

[Robson]

You did it like Homer Simpson

[Maga]

GOOD JOB

[Donluigi]

I`ve seen worse watches on ebay: "nice overall-condition, needs a little TLC, no reserve"

[sloth]

Nice work Jocke, don't ned any polish !

[Dennis]

[sloth]

Not working for me