Rolex Submariner - Smashed Crystal Cleaning and Finding a New Crystal! 

I love Clark’s crystals and gasket. I got one with a AR coating for my sub and a little higher gasket. Looks amazing.

Super how he plonked the movement down on the broken glass. That’s expertise for you !!!

So much information condensed in a short video, thanks Peter

I just got a gift from my partner a submariner I honestly have no clue about Rolex except for their price,thankyou for this video very well made and so in-depth without being boring,thank you,will be watching more so maybe I can do a service on mine when the time comes ❤️

Very interesting thank you, when you get a chance, I'd love to see a water pressure test, and in another video you mentioned about making a part on your lathe, God that would be mind blowing to watch too. Thanks again Pete, always a thumbs up!

Good video, thank you

I find rodico leaves residue on glossy dials.

I am trying to replace my crystal in my Rolex 16613 Sub... I was REALLY hoping to see how you removed the crystal bezel! I bought a bezel remover tool but it seems like I have tightened it all the way and it isn't budging!

HELLO' PETER : THANKS FOR YOUR TUTORIAL VIDEO'S LEARNING A LOT MY 50 YRS OLD ROLEX ACRYLIC CRYSTAL CASE 1675. I BOUGHT A COUPLE CRYSTAL ACRYLICS BUT DURING ASSEMBLY BRITTLE OR DAMEGE', HOW TO PREVENT DAMAGE AGAIN; DOES NEED TO REMOVE THE BEZEL INSERT??? TO PREVENT FUTURE DAMEGE. ALSO VERY DIFFICULT TO ALING ON THE CASE WITHOUT ANY, SLIT THAT HOLD IN PLACE OR' NEED A SPECIAL DIES' FOR THE ABOVE CRYSTAL OR MODEL ( RLX'GMT PEPSI BEZEL CAL 1570&) CASE 1675.

Now it looks like stars, I would probably leave it. Gives some character.

Can you do this without removing the movement?

Why put the movement on top of the broken glass.

Can you take the crystal out without taking the movement out? I dropped my 16613 an now the 12 o’clock indices is floating around.

Make a video for new Rolex 41 mm Wimbledon watch crystal replacement

TY,,,,,,WOW 1st class incredible very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work

Does it affect the resale value? After restoring

I can not believe you turned the exposed movement on top of the shattered dusty glass , where did you learned your craft ?

is there anyone in London that can replace the glass in my submariner?

That chart doesn’t come up for me

Just as a matter of Interest did that watch have a Rolex crown lasered on the inside at 6 position it's very difficult to see

How to change new submariner crystal

Mire esroy viendo su video y tengo que decirle con todo el respeto que cuando un cristal se rompe y hay que sacar fragmentos o rexiduos de cristal retirarlos del tablero sí pero no con rodico porque lo rayas haces presion hacia abajo y entierra las particulas de cristal en el tablero y giras el rodico y luego lo arrastras peor lo sigues rayando veo que limpio pero tambien lo rayo.Jay que retirar las particulas con aire fuerte del compresor con la boquilla y luego desmontarlo de la maquina el tablero y guagarlo o bañarlo con agua y una escobilla fina o cepillo bien fino ayudar a desprender las particulas que no salieron con el aire y el rodico de esta forma sale todo y evita rayarlo luego de lavarlo con agua secarlo con un secador de aire caliente Bloouer asi le queda bien

How much does something like this cost to do

NEVER EVER PRESS GLASS INTO A DIAL! I use an automotive vacuum with a long Brush or masking tape that only touches the dial in one place, constantly spinning the tape to a fresh spot. You have glass embedded in your Rodico and every time you press it into the dial face it is pushing that embedded glass into it making new scratches. Glass is much harder than anything in the head itself. As soon as you apply pressure you will get indentations into the face. If this were my watch I would be very upset.

"Nothing I can do about that" MAYBE BLOW IN THE OTHER DIRECTION!? Cover up the hole with masking tape? clean the hole with a damp swab or iso swab? no. Instead blow glass in there and charge a full service. Come on.

Really $hitty workmanship

DO NOT DO THIS, YOU SHOULD BE A PROFESSIONAL BEFORE YOU POST INSTRUCTIONS!!!

All I see is purple gloves.