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3M THEORY

Dear Guys,

Just quick posting to say I have tested the 3m pad on my humble but accurate Stainless Steel Seiko Chronograph - with pleasing results (now sporting a very fine "matt" brush finish).

Following the test drive of the 3M pad, I eagerly grabbed my Omega Seamaster ready for an external reno' job, when I decided I LIKED the scuffs, scratches, dents, gouges et al.

I firmly believe these marks are a road map of where I've been. It sort of adds a certain nobility and honesty to my Omega watch.

My reminder here to my Omega Brothers and Sisters (as per the many previously valuable postings on this subject) - is to PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION when attempting any cosmetic adjustment to your Omega.

Like all high risk pursuits eg: selling tuppaware, cleaning a loaded rifle, setting the primer on a nuclear bomb or removing scratches from your Omega - PLEASE BE CAREFUL!.

Your Pal,

Pete.

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