7 May 2024, 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Tylerlsu2008
Anyone else find Rolex’s stainless steel dents / dings easily? Compared to my other watches (Omega, IWC, Panerai), I have found they dent way easier in comparison. I’ve recently noticed a few dings on my fairly new watches, and I don’t really recall doing anything noteworthy to do so.
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The 904L SS steel now called Oyster steel is a little bit more corrosion resistant than the industry norm 316L.But the Rolex SS will show scratches dings more easily than 316L.But it's how any metal tempered defines the overall hardness.
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