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jem7v · 5 December 2016, 11:31 PM

Actually what I'm curious now is how easy is it to scratch the ceramic on either of these watches. I know all the hype about ceramic supposedly not being able to be scratched by anything other that diamonds, but for some reason I don't believe that on watches.

I've seen a thread where someone had a scratch on their ceramic diver that didn't rub off with an eraser or anything else.

My hublot which was all ceramic (while didn't get scratched because I am careful), I've seen others like mine that had tons of scratches. But I've also seen a video of someone taking a key to their ceramic bezel, scratching the hell out of it, then all those marks instantly rubbing off.

Also how easily does ceramic on AP break? If I drop it on the floor will it break?

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5 December 2016, 11:31 PM	#1
jem7v Banned Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Maryland Posts: 842	Actually what I'm curious now is how easy is it to scratch the ceramic on either of these watches. I know all the hype about ceramic supposedly not being able to be scratched by anything other that diamonds, but for some reason I don't believe that on watches. I've seen a thread where someone had a scratch on their ceramic diver that didn't rub off with an eraser or anything else. My hublot which was all ceramic (while didn't get scratched because I am careful), I've seen others like mine that had tons of scratches. But I've also seen a video of someone taking a key to their ceramic bezel, scratching the hell out of it, then all those marks instantly rubbing off. Also how easily does ceramic on AP break? If I drop it on the floor will it break?

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