Re finishishing polishing an old watch?
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Is it a polished or brushed finish?
If polished its worth getting a Cape Cod cloth and trying that - they are really very good and only a few quid.
If brushed its a little harder to do, but you can get slightly abrasive pads that will do it - I'm never quite brave enough to try ...
Failing that any respectable watchmaker will be able to do it.
If polished its worth getting a Cape Cod cloth and trying that - they are really very good and only a few quid.
If brushed its a little harder to do, but you can get slightly abrasive pads that will do it - I'm never quite brave enough to try ...
Failing that any respectable watchmaker will be able to do it.
Pesty said:
Hi tertious I recoginise that name and that car. from a watch forum I just joined. Love your new aquisition.
Yes its polished finish. has lots of fine "spiderweb" type scratching but some more serious scratches and 2 funny bits that look like someones had a file on it.
Yes its polished finish. has lots of fine "spiderweb" type scratching but some more serious scratches and 2 funny bits that look like someones had a file on it.
Well the Cape Cod cloth may get rid of the fine scratches but it won't do much for deeper scratches. Unless you're brave and/or willing to ruin it I'd probably take it to a watchmaker, a case refinish shouldn't be too much.
Thanks - rather like the new one myself ...
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