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union special · 3 February 2011, 06:52 AM

Hi-

Posted this in the tech section, but no responses.. anybody have some advice?

I purchased a vintage sub dial that was recently damaged by the watch flooding with salt water. What is the best way to clean / remove the salt contamination from the dial without ruining it? Can I soak or clean it in any way? I don't want any salt residue touching the movement.

Any suggestions?

3 February 2011, 06:52 AM	#1
union special "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Brooklyn Watch: 1680 RED/5513 GILT Posts: 58	cleaning a vintage dial Hi- Posted this in the tech section, but no responses.. anybody have some advice? I purchased a vintage sub dial that was recently damaged by the watch flooding with salt water. What is the best way to clean / remove the salt contamination from the dial without ruining it? Can I soak or clean it in any way? I don't want any salt residue touching the movement. Any suggestions?

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