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I have had my Bond SMP Auto for 3 weeks now. It is running great (fast less than 1 second/day leaving face up at night). When it arrived from the jeweler it had some fairly significant scratches on the clasp (not deep, just alot of them probably from people trying it on in the store). I was wondering what the best way to get these off is ie Brasso etc and will this ruin the brushed finish on the clasp.
Thanks again for all of the great info on this forum, checking posts is the first and last thing I do about every day.
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