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I shower daily ;-) and probably 6 out of 7 showers a week I wear the Omega and clean it with soap.
I've noticed that the finish on my Seamaster links are starting to become more similar looking (polished vs. brushed) and its not because the polished sections are getting duller. I've also noticed that my bezel is starting to look like it was made from cheap metal, and the the whole watch is covered with scratches, even the bezel and case. The watch HAS been authenticated by Omega and was manufactured in 2000, but I bought it just over 4 months ago. What can I do, can the finish be restored? Can the scratches be removed? I've tried everything myself so I'm starting to think I should take it to a jewler or send it to Omega... Any help/suggestions would be welcomed!
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