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·Hi, are these dust or reflection. I can only see this under certain lights.
Or is there a flaw on the sapphire crystal?
Or is there a flaw on the sapphire crystal?
Is this dust or crystal defect?
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bsowers34
·Mine look like that sometimes, try wiping it with a lens cleaning cloth.
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hen
·Dings and scratches in the AR? I asume you have wiped the crystal as mentioned above.
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·Let us know if that takes whatever it is off, but if they are are stains, you would have felt it on your skin if it pitted sapphire.
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Patinawatch
·Let us know if that takes whatever it is off, but if they are are stains, you would have felt it on your skin if it pitted sapphire.
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Patinawatch
·Dings and scratches in the AR? I asume you have wiped the crystal as mentioned above.
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bsowers34
·I’ve only got this watch for 2 weeks, is the AR coat that easily scratched?
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·I’ve only got this watch for 2 weeks, is the AR coat that easily scratched?
Not normally. How have you worn it? Mine is two years old.
I occasionally use a basic, extra soft toothbrush to brush the watch off. Every few months, I use it and good old Palmolive dish soap to keep the head and bracelet clean, rinsing thoroughly with running, lukewarm water.
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Tag0935
·If it appears only under certain lights, I would vote for a defective crystal. I had one such spot on my sapphire crystal, it could not be polished but could be seen under "correct" conditions (direct light + inclination). Omega replaced the crystal during a warranty service of the movement. But I have to say you seem to have surprisingly many spots on the crystal, I'd take it to a boutique for their assessment.
