Titanium Watches are Harder to Refinish than Steel

Apparently Brietling steel is harder to work with too. #omega #breitling #titaniumwatch #polish #repair

[@snell9]

Don't polish watches! Especially ones like that they're meant to be worn

[@Yasser.Abuharba]

Why so?

[@oscarpanduro2609]

Where is The jacket from?

[@breslinjoshua594]

What is the approx cost of this watch used?

[@Watchtrader]

You can see them advertised online for around £3000

[@johnmclaughlin1946]

Is that sea master James bond

[@biggiebeil5118]

Also this SMP chrono is titanum grade 1 which more harder and not cooler look as grade 2 or rolex titanum.
it's solid piece however!

[@Watchtrader]

Interesting, thanks for sharing

[@maximilianlindner]

WRONG! Omega used Titanium grade 2 alloy, wich basically means that it’s pure titanium. Most other manufacturers, including Rolex, use grade 5 Titanium, which is a high strength alloy, used in space and aviation.

[@echochambers8418]

@@maximilianlindnerWRONG!!

[@ajmueller5871]

How do you fix watches that are heavily worn? (Strap is sagging heavily )

[@Watchtrader]

Some metal bracelet straps can be repinned and polished to improve their structure and appearance

[@ajmueller5871]

@@Watchtrader thank you! I’ve got a Pelagos LHD and am worried about wearing the factory bracelet with it, being active, and wearing it out.