Polywatch to the rescue

It depends on the scratches.

The entire kit is $12, no hardship to buy them all.

The cleaner is perhaps not 100% necessary, but it's good to finish.

Whether you use the rough scratch remover depends on how deep you gouged your crystal. For most minor dings, the fine scratch remover is enough. Polywatch is approximately the fine scratch remover.

In no case does either of these scratch your bezel if you happen to slop over a bit but be aware that it doesn't take a lot of abrasive to polish a crystal; in fact, too much is actually worse. I use a tiny dab and then a gun-cleaning patch, which is basically a 5cm square (2") piece of cotton flannel.

Please do ask more questions if you are not sure!

You of course make your choice. You alone determine what is of value to you.

Me, personally, if something cost 3000X what i think it the equivalent sells for, I should share that.

Your taping game is strong!

Yeah, when you get a good scratch on your mineral or sapphire crystal. "oh shucks" becomes "Oh f***!... this is gonna cost me.." Love the ease of polywatch..

I also had a recent Polywatch success. Simple buff by hand.

Before:


After:

Who said poly, if you take your time can do amazing job. On the timex, I used sand paper before hand. Well you can see a perfectly clear 40 year old dial.