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Old 12 January 2022, 10:35 AM   #11
Jeanf
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Well I am so proud. These watches are not hard to take care of and once you get over the fear and learn some basic skills, you will enjoy your watch even more knowing not to fear the everyday scratches. A factory finish is absolutely obtainable.
That said you also learn what “not” to attempt once you master the basic skills and a better understanding where your comfort and skill level is. The biggest and most fundamental to all of this is to even know what a factory finish looks like. It’s not a simple as just looking at a pic but rather reading the grain texture and feeling it with you fingers.
Hi, could you share the links to your polishing posts?

Thanks!
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