Gotcha! I guess I am one of those that like them "polished" then
I'm not sitting on a pile of money so I am absolutely interested in getting much "bang for the buck" of course. With polished you mean the whole watch, even the glass too? As looking at this watch in particular I love that the glass looks almost new (no scratches) and that the dial is white and not turning yellow.
Perhaps this is achievable with a "cheaper" more worn watch too, by just leaving it to a service center and ask them to polish the glass and the dial? Is there anywhere I can read about costs around "polishing" a Seamaster, and even see before/after pictures of the results?
As mentioned, I'm a newbie at this so I don't know what can be done or can't be done
I know my preferences though in terms of how I want the watch to look.
Again, thanks for helping me around this. Very thankful.
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