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Old 11 July 2007, 06:44 AM   #16
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Hi!

You spray it on to the bracelet, leave it for a minute, use the brush to work it into the bracelet links, then wipe it dry with the cloth. If it is the work of Jocke, he now works for Cartier and sells his product to Bond St Jewelers!

regards

Tim

It was a JOKE, Tim

Anyway: I'd rather buy a bar of Imperial Leather from Marks & Spencers and wash my watch with it in lukewarm water than using this spray on my watch.

I simply couldn't get myself to spraying my watch. You never know what chemicals are inside, and Cartier and Bond St. won't make me change my mind.
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