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Hi Phil, you will get alot of opinions, but the cheapest and best (IMHO) to deal with clasp is as follows. Go to the drugstore, 'any' drugstore and go the ladies cosmetics section. Get a ladies nail buffer. It is shaped like a 1/4 pound of butter, and has varying degrees of grit on the four sides, made of sponge. In other words, your paying .75 cents for what is called a Satin Finish Bar at TZ for about $10.00.

Now, using the fine side, brush in one direction. You'll be amazed at how quicly the scuffs and scratches disappear. Then, use Brasso, yes, Brasso to polish it up even more if you think it's necessary. A ladies nail buffer, Brasso, and a toothbrush are the only things I have 'ever' needed, to look after my watches.

Regards,

Dave

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Lol !! *NM*

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