I bought some 1.5mm plate that was 8 bucks a plate (50x200x1.5), but by weight it's more than twice the price of the bar. I guess considering how many parts can be made from it that's pretty cheap 🙃. I bought a bar 50mm diameter 500mm long last month, that was 500 bucks. STYLE So, How do you determine the age of all of the others Quite often it comes right down to what the watch looks like. For exabple, If you have a Bulova watch with the stamp M3 then it was made in 1963. Price-wise, probably depends on what one considers cheap. The code was usually stamped on the back of the watch case. On a tourbillon with sapphire plate and bridges you have to be clean! (Of course sapphire can't stain.) That gets used to pick off little bits of dust on the movement, kind of like the above swabs. The following serial numbers detail all the watches that have been entered into the site. I know a girl who is an absolute expert with Rodico she takes freshly sharpened pegwood, and twists it just so in new clean Rodico, and picks off a little piece on the end of the pegwood. If you start mashing and swabbing it all over, no. If you are just picking off dust particles, that is. Honestly, clean, new Rodico shouldn't do anything. Something like this is good: adhesive head swab
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