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Any No Time to Die Seamaster Owners?
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labwatch
路I've almost bought this piece 4 or 5 times yet never pulled the trigger. Not sure why exactly but there has always been something keeping me on the fence.
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watch_my_six
路@Manny1979 did you sell your original/long one, and did you buy the short one new or used?
@labwatch have you tried it on? For me, I liked it in photos and all but found that my fondness of it jumped after the second time having tried it on.
@labwatch have you tried it on? For me, I liked it in photos and all but found that my fondness of it jumped after the second time having tried it on.
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Manny1979
路@Manny1979 did you sell your original/long one, and did you buy the short one new or used?
@labwatch have you tried it on? For me, I liked it in photos and all but found that my fondness of it jumped after the second time having tried it on.
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007flavoured
路Meanwhile, I own the watch for about 1.5 years, but I am still undecided about it ... for a while I really like it, then again less. I still have my problems with the fit of the Milanese bracelet - whether with the regular length or the shorter version. In addtion, I had to find out once again how susceptible the titanium is to scratches. After the lugs, this time it even somehow hit the case back which is kind of annoying.
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Custom made strap (from Genteel Handmade) using the titan clasp from the oem mesh.
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路Still wondering if I should "embrace" the scratches or have them removed somehow?
Leaning towards embracing ... if I only knew that at some point it would look a little better again. 馃う
I have an AP Royal Oak 15400 that I wore as my daily for several years. It's beat to hell with scratches all over it. I'm never going to get that polished.
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Manny1979
路Still wondering if I should "embrace" the scratches or have them removed somehow?
Leaning towards embracing ... if I only knew that at some point it would look a little better again. 馃う
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007flavoured
路Any scratches to the case or bezel?
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007flavoured
路Embrace them.
I guess that's the spirit.
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artek
路This watch is seemingly hard to spot in the wild.
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Mspeedster
路No, so far it's just the ugly scratch on the case back. Wish I knew how this happened.
I've got some light scratches in a similar spot, which I think might've been caused by my wedding ring when putting on or taking off the watch.
I embrace the scratches, it's just part of its life's journey.
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007flavoured
路Do you wear a ring or other jewelry that could've scratched it?
I've got some light scratches in a similar spot, which I think might've been caused by my wedding ring when putting on or taking off the watch.
I embrace the scratches, it's just part of its life's journey.
No, I don't wear rings or other jewelry, which is why I still can't explain the scratches.
As mentioned before, yes, this is probably the way to deal with it.
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Manny1979
路I just purchased a new tool from Amazon and its a must have. This will touch up any scratches on your brushed finishing. It worked great for me. The watch is basically all brushed. Just follow the pattern and in one direction to achieve a better result. Very fine brushing and light pressure with the finer scratches. Deep scratches may need to be repeated for better results. Just thought I'd share some helpful info for my fellow NTTD owners out there.
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