Would you brush it or let it be?

Willi · Sep 8, 2021

Depends on your preference. Do you want to feel like you got a new watch? - get it serviced and it comes back in Omega as new condition™
Do you like the history of owning and contributing marks to a rugged yet sophisticated tool that can probably take most any punishment given? - leave it on and add your own.

cheers on a great purchase

Pazzo · Sep 8, 2021

E Eddy350
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........ Would you you let it be or brush it out? ...

If those 4 or 5 diagonal scratches in the first picture are deep ones, I would have someone competent enough to do the job right.

chich · Sep 10, 2021

You can buff it out pretty easily, as has already been discussed - but why bother? If you wear it regularly and have a desk job, you'll get those exact same scratches in a few weeks. May as well save yourself the trouble... lol

Omega D · Sep 10, 2021

C chich
You can buff it out pretty easily, as has already been discussed - but why bother? If you wear it regularly and have a desk job, you'll get those exact same scratches in a few weeks. May as well save yourself the trouble... lol

As long as they are surface scratches and not deep ones you are ok.

philips · Sep 10, 2021

If you are hard on your watches I would leave it. You've got a sure way of identifying your watch.

Would you brush it or let it be?

Willi

Pazzo

chich

Omega D

philips

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