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the braclet especially the clasp gets easily gets scratches. thats very normal. there are many ways on how to clean the scratches , but after cleaning the braclet and the clasp give it a day or two with normal use you get to see those scratches again! my advice to you.......don't mind them unless they are really deep scratches
: Hi,
: I dont know if any of You have experieced this
: problem, but I find that my Bond Seamaster
: Bracelet wery easily get scratches on the
: clasp... Is it possible to pollish or do
: something to prevent even more scratches?
: Maby a stupid question, but I would appreciate
: some input...
: Regards,
: Erik
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