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Old 17 January 2020, 09:19 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by Mcroft View Post
Hello forum

Hope you are all well. I found my dad's rolex in our store cupboard recently and wanted to ask if I could pick your brains.

Some photos are attached but as you can see it's a comex sub that I believe he would have acquired from his days flying helicopters from singapore to oil rigs in indonesia in the 1970s. Exactly how it came into his ownership is a mystery but I've read that comex did work inspecting and maintaining offshore oil platforms.

It's been a wonderful find and I will be bringing it back to the UK with me. In the meantime I'll give it a clean but have been told that I shouldn't polish the crystal or service it.

Is this true?

Many thanks
It's sensible advice. You'll be better placed when you've had someone familiar with Comex watches examine the watch.

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