Polywatch on Omega Speedmaster Pro

Slipshaney · 09-09-2014 02:09PM #1

Hi guys,

I have the above watch with a few marks on the face. Ive read elsewhere that Polywatch works wonders but could someone who has used this on their watch let me know the outcome?

tombren · 09-09-2014 02:21PM

Slipshaney wrote: »

Hi guys,

I have the above watch with a few marks on the face. Ive read elsewhere that Polywatch works wonders but could someone who has used this on their watch let me know the outcome?

I used it on my Tag Heuer Monaco. I bought it second hand and the face had quite a few scratches on it. It worked brilliantly, you really have to get in there and scrub it hard but it brought it up like new. Couldn't recommend it highly enough

rwbug · 09-09-2014 04:26PM

I have used Polywatch on two watches - the first with soft acrylic it removed the scratches in a matter of seconds, however on a second watch with much harder glass it had little to no effect.

Deep Thought · 09-09-2014 08:49PM

also try a cape cod polish cloth

sparrowcar · 27-01-2016 12:04PM

Thread revival

Anyone recommend where to buy polywatch online? I'm going to give the speedy a go as there are a few minors on the hesalite that are wrecking my buzz :-)

MrMacPhisto · 27-01-2016 12:49PM

sparrowcar wrote: »

Thread revival

Anyone recommend where to buy polywatch online? I'm going to give the speedy a go as there are a few minors on the hesalite that are wrecking my buzz :-)

I purchased on eBay for around 8euro. The seller was from UK, username redroosneruk. Delivered by royal mail/anpost.

Wibbs · 27-01-2016 02:10PM

I'd second the red rooster dudes, very good prices and speedy delivery too and very sound when I fecked up things went a bit south. I have them bookmarked for watch supplies.

sparrowcar · 27-01-2016 02:17PM

That'll do nicely, 2 boardsie recommendations is good enough for me.

Edit: Ordered this afternoon for €8.55 delivered.

Polywatch on Omega Speedmaster Pro

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