[@vintageradar]

Vintage Watches for Sale: vintageradar.com/
Watch Repair Kit: amzn.to/3ZNLFtm
PolyWatch Watch Crystal Scratch Remover Polish: amzn.to/3XLRTJK

[@mohammedzadjali7232]

hello sir i want to order but please can u check for me other cheap shipping company
it’s cost me from 7 us to total 36 $ too high
am from Oman

[@vintageradar]

@@mohammedzadjali7232 Not something I can help you with. You can look it up online in your country.

[@Daud76]

On my 1964 Omega Speedmaster, I used toothpaste. It works almost the same as Polywatch. Just smells and tastes better. 😄

[@vintageradar]

I would recommend polywatch as there is a huge difference. I used toothpaste in the past and this was a game changer.

[@Daud76]

@@vintageradar One of these days I will try my hand at Polywatch too. But for now (since using only toothpaste), my Hesalite is scratch free.

[@matthewllano6984]

Does this remove the hidden S in the middle of the watch face? Or is the S applied from the inside of the acrylic

[@boreddude3508]

I believe that it’s integrated within the crystal

[@vintageradar]

It did not remove it. It might be on the inner part of the watch crystal.

[@vintageradar]

I have to take a closer look, but it did not remove it.

[@Highgradesforlife]

Hello, what's the cloth? Is it cotton or synthetic? Thank you.

[@vintageradar]

Cotton, but you can find any smooth piece of cloth around the house, an old T-shirt, etc.

[@Alorsabon]

micro fiber works ?

[@vintageradar]

Yes, that should be fine.

[@tylerp4320]

No, it’s not. I used a microfiber cloth and it left micro scratches everywhere on the watch.

[@Alorsabon]

@@tylerp4320 so whqtbdo you recomend ?

[@vintageradar]

@@tylerp4320 I will try to have a look at that. Never had this problem before.

[@Thedukeofyork]

OK but what is on the towel

[@vintageradar]

That is polywatch from previous watches that were polished.

[@ryannathan3105]

bruh