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When I recently bought a watch, I pointed out the tiniest scratches to the seller. Then I had the bracelet shortened, and the repairshop made some pretty deep scratches on the case and on the bracelet.
The moral of the story: It's going to get scratched no matter what, so enjoy it while it lasts. :-)
Common man
: it came a day early.its big,its heavy and its
: awesome!just a couple of questions i have
: about this watch.how do i open up the divers
: extension?question # 2>is it normal to be
: scared to wear it?i know that ultimately its
: going to get scratched,but maybe its the
: first scratch that hurts most.thanks.
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