Do not use anything abrasive. Think rubber pencil eraser used in school.

 

With:


Without:


Rubber pencil eraser.

have fun
kfw

 

Likely would. This uses a rubberized abrasive for removing the marks.

If you look at this post:

Erasing Marks on a Ceramic Bezel Insert | Omega Forums

I did some detective work and figured out the supplier to Omega (Bergeon), and the supplier to that supplier (Cratex).

 

I saw that post of yours when digging around. I havent been able to find an online source for the 7129-4-F from Bergeon, but looking at cratex, I guess this in 6x3/16 and "Fine" would be the equivalent? https://www.cratex.com/Products/Rubberized-Abrasives/Blocks-and-Sticks/Round-Sticks

Thinking about getting the Fine and Extra Fine sticks, and then try u sing the Extra Fine on the back of the case first.

Before all that... I'll try to find a pencil eraser at home.

 

test the eraser first... the rubber might adhear to the matte areas...and really need the other option.

 

Absolutely fine.

 

You probably don't even need a very soft eraser, any one should work to an extent. Unless your eraser is made from diamond dust I don't see how it could ever scratch the ceramic.

 

Tried an eraser on the scratches of my Casamigos PO and no luck.
Had 0 effect on the marks. I'm becoming convinced that Omega covered this PO in a special matte finish because it is incredibly susceptible to marks when compared to my GSOTM.

 

sorry for reviving this thread but I saw a video on Youtube and the guy showed a scratch on the matte bezel that showed METAL. He concluded that Omega made the matte ceramic bezel by applying a thin layer of something that is scratch resistant but not proof and if the scratch is deep enough, the ceramic/metal underneath will show through

 

YouTube is full of trash videos from people trying to get attention.