Så här skriver Erik Ku:
"I think I speak for myself, the other mods, and probably the majority of the readership here when I say that the word UNPOLISHED is way overused and is a term that is generally not able to be substantiated.
Therefore effective immediately, we will no longer allow posts in the market to use the terminology when selling. The truth is, the likelihood of a watch being 30/40+ years old and being unpolished is slim to none. Before watches were looked at as collectibles, they were simply accessories that when serviced were certainly polished. In fact, prior to modern times, Rolex watches were finished (polished) at the factory by hand, which is also why sometimes the edges etc are slightly different and vary from watch to watch."
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"I think I speak for myself, the other mods, and probably the majority of the readership here when I say that the word UNPOLISHED is way overused and is a term that is generally not able to be substantiated.
Therefore effective immediately, we will no longer allow posts in the market to use the terminology when selling. The truth is, the likelihood of a watch being 30/40+ years old and being unpolished is slim to none. Before watches were looked at as collectibles, they were simply accessories that when serviced were certainly polished. In fact, prior to modern times, Rolex watches were finished (polished) at the factory by hand, which is also why sometimes the edges etc are slightly different and vary from watch to watch."
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http://www.network54.com/Forum/207593/message/1448388224/A+note+about+the+word+"UNPOLISHED"
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