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Is this hair in my speedmaster a concern?
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gbesq
·Better there than in your soup. I doubt that it will do any harm, but you can certainly have a watchmaker remove it when the watch is next serviced. The real question is how it got there in the first place.
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vbrad26
·Hair? Or scratch/defect on the lume?
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Evitzee
·It almost looks like a scratch in the lume, are you sure it's a hair?
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Fallout Boy
·This morning I noticed the smallest of hairs inside the crystal on my speedmaster.
no problem
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Crunchie
·I don’t think a scratch or defect in the lume could move between the second and third pictures, so I’m assuming the poster is correct and it’s a hair or fibre.
It’s probably very annoying now you’ve seen it, but it almost certainly won’t do any actual harm to the watch.
It’s probably very annoying now you’ve seen it, but it almost certainly won’t do any actual harm to the watch.
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gbesq
·But can you mow the lawn wearing a Speedmaster with a hair on the dial? 😁
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vbrad26
·I don’t think a scratch or defect in the lume could move between the second and third pictures, so I’m assuming the poster is correct and it’s a hair or fibre.
It’s probably very annoying now you’ve seen it, but it almost certainly won’t do any actual harm to the watch.
Guess I only looked at the first two lol
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coffee
·At this price level, a hair visible to the naked eye (assuming that's what it is) on the dial is unacceptable. On a $500 Seiko, I'll give it a pass. If you have factory warranty, I'd send it back.
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blufinz52
··Hears dead people, not watch rotors.See if you can knock it loose so it lands on the black dial. It would become invisible.
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UncleBuck
·Could be a serious problem if the color doesn't match yours' or your wife's !
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kingsrider
·Serious problem? only if it is falling out.
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DaveK
·It’s good to get it looked at sooner than later, they tend to multiply quickly
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drster
·If under warranty get it removed.
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p4ul
·When Polywatch just won’t cut it.
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paddymoran
·This could be a good candidate for keyhole surgery.
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TheRedBaron
·Better there than in your soup. I doubt that it will do any harm, but you can certainly have a watchmaker remove it when the watch is next serviced. The real question is how it got there in the first place.
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