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paulfromdevon · 7 February 2016, 10:34 PM

Hi

I'm a new forum member so bear with me - I'm not sure I'm posting this in the correct section of the forum.

I have a 1997 Tudor Oysterdate which I have had since brand new and the crystal now has a couple of scratches on it which I would like to sort out. I was thinking of using Polywatch scratch remover but I see that this is for acrylic watch crystals.

Can anyone tell me if the crystal in my Tudor is acrylic or glass....I don't want to ruin the crystal by using the wrong product. The crystal is original and has never been replaced or repaired.

If Polywatch is unsuitable any other recommendations for scratch removals?

Many thanks

Paul

7 February 2016, 10:34 PM	#1
paulfromdevon "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Exeter Posts: 4	Tudor Prince Oysterdate crystal Hi I'm a new forum member so bear with me - I'm not sure I'm posting this in the correct section of the forum. I have a 1997 Tudor Oysterdate which I have had since brand new and the crystal now has a couple of scratches on it which I would like to sort out. I was thinking of using Polywatch scratch remover but I see that this is for acrylic watch crystals. Can anyone tell me if the crystal in my Tudor is acrylic or glass....I don't want to ruin the crystal by using the wrong product. The crystal is original and has never been replaced or repaired. If Polywatch is unsuitable any other recommendations for scratch removals? Many thanks Paul

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