Steel on new seamaster

thatonewatchdude

its due to the high polish finishing on the side of the links, you can easily brush out the polish and you're good to go.

roel1955

i use polish for my scratches

Thegreatroberto

Green scotch brite pad on the clasp.

U ulackfocus

I cherish the scratches. I put them on my watch and will wear them with pride. After all, it's a watch that was made to be worn.

Cfcboy

I recently purchased a omega seamaster and I seem to get scratched very easily on the side of the bracelet.

I just don't understand as I'm very careful with it. I'm just wondering about the steel quality as I have an old tag formula 1 watch approx 8 years old with no scratches on the side and I've worn it more. Or is the steel finer on the omega making it more susceptible? I just dont t get it !

I fully realise that scratches are an occurrence but not to this extent and for the reasons above.

STANDY

My Seiko scratches easy also. Haven't noticed a new one for two years but....

Wouldn't swap it for two new ones.....

STANDY

My Seiko scratches easy also. Haven't noticed a new one for two years but....

Wouldn't swap it for two new ones.....

taz101

Yep it will as its 'only' 316 steel apose to 904 on Rolex but surface layer scratches you cant see unless you hold it close but you can for sure get it polished out to look completly new. I was at an AD who got their watchman to do that came down looking like new. Best advise, wear and enjoy then maybe once a year get it polished. rinse and repeat.

roel1955

i use polish for my scratches

Thegreatroberto

Green scotch brite pad on the clasp. Just rub in one direction only. Do my 300m about one a month. No scratches.