Mattify the bracelet of Seamaster 300

ATracyWatches

No, I don’t suggest that you do it. It’s very difficult to bring back to a completely original state and any other advice is not good advice in my opinion. If you look at the below picture you can see the modified clasp and the problem areas with it.

These areas have been rounded off during the polishing process and it will be very difficult bring them back to factory standard.

We can compare it with the below photograph of a factory clasp. You will note that there is no rounding.

Once the clasp, especially around the Rolex crown, has been rounded off like this, it’s going to be very difficult, nearly impossible to reverse this and bring it back to factory specs.

i understand that the bracelet in question is an Omega bracelet , but the same principles and concerns still apply. So be very careful with which decision you make.

VetPsychWars

My local watchmaker, Rolex dealer, charges $150-ish for a bracelet refinish. If it's going to match, they'll have to brush the whole thing. Of course prices vary.

I suggest you live with it for a month. It might be less important to you after a while.

Of course if you still feel that way after a month, then there's no reason to not go ahead.

Tom