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Re: does polishing a scratched omega spoil the loo

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: Hi there, i have a metal stanless stell omega
: constellation automatic which has a few
: scratches. could anyone tell me if having
: the watch polished is safe and if it could
: effect the quality and original look of the
: watch and if it would effect the finish to
: the watch?

: many thanks,

: Dean

I can only tell you what I do. I treat them as character marks and when I send my watches to Omega for servicing they will buff the watches out for you. I have heard people here who regularly remove scrtches with scotch brite type pads. I have also heard that this removes fine layers of the material and if done too much can change the original look. Who Knows??

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