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Rolex recommends having its watches serviced every five to 10 years and unless you explicitly state otherwise, polishing the watch is part of the service.

To keep your watch looking shiny and new, polish it every 3 months. You can easily remove small scratches from the metal with a small amount of elbow grease and patience. Watches made from steel, titanium, gold, and platinum, are the best candidates for polishing and can often be restored to their former glory.

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You can polish your watches as often as you like to remove light swirls and scuffs. It's only the deep scratches that require serious metal to be removed.

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For those wearing their watch daily, a full clean of the bracelet should be done monthly. For watches worn less often, and depending on wear, a detailed clean can be done every few months.

Polishing can help remove scrapes on your watch whether they are deep scratches or minor scuffs. It is ideal to polish your watch every three months to keep it looking shiny and in good condition.