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Ti Seamaster

I was comparing the Omega with other manufacturers and found that they use grade 5 Ti, rather than grade 1 Ti, which I know is most pure, but for a sports watch, surely the most 'hard' type is best, since this is more scratch resistant? - Why don't Omega use grade 5 Ti, or are they planning to do such a thing? - I know it might add some weight, but since I am happy with the weight of the SS model, I don't think this would be a problem.

As a separate issue, does anyone know of anything to remove minor scratches on the brushed steel Seamaster clasp?

Thanks.

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