The Watch Thread - Part 11

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BrT.

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I regularly polish my watch with watch cleaner and a cloth purchased from Veraet a couple of years back (they changed their name now I believe). Doesn't leave any marks!
 

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i heard using polywatch will help remove these scratches...

pls do your own research/seek the pro's advice here though...

replacing-wise, i'm not sure...
Only very light then Polywatch will help.

Can replace, but I personally prefer to just wear and wear it out, if jia lat then switch to sapphire later sua..

Not many of the usual places like K2 can replace and guarantee water resistance btw.
 

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No atas watch but I got Micky mouse. kym?

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Sent from LGE LG-H961N using GAGT

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What do you mean "no atas"?
 

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Only very light then Polywatch will help.

Can replace, but I personally prefer to just wear and wear it out, if jia lat then switch to sapphire later sua..

Not many of the usual places like K2 can replace and guarantee water resistance btw.

oh ok thansk for enlightening....cuz i no experience with polywatch heh....
 

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oh ok thansk for enlightening....cuz i no experience with polywatch heh....
Polywatch works for resin glass/ hesalite ba. :) So if you get a Speedy Pro I reckon you'll see it a lot more. I use mine sometimes for my Casios lol. When get too banged up.
 

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To be fair, it's hard to get an F in university, especially a private one..

oh ya, least you forget, dont forget the whole issue between you and me was when i said "you student only got so many watches" and you instantly thought i was sarcastic...perhaps by guilt (truth hurts)

dont think just becuz i've been ignoring your posts that you can continue to play the victim card :o
 

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The 2nd hour hand should be in between the main hour and min hands. But your 2nd hour hand seems to be at the bottom most stack. Can you take a picture when the 2nd hour and main hour hands stack together?
 

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The 2nd hour hand should be in between the main hour and min hands. But your 2nd hour hand seems to be at the bottom most stack. Can you take a picture when the 2nd hour and main hour hands stack together?

forgive me for being an extra, but i've been noticing it from e start that the date seems to be thinner compared to pics from e internet ?

 

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The 2nd hour hand should be in between the main hour and min hands. But your 2nd hour hand seems to be at the bottom most stack. Can you take a picture when the 2nd hour and main hour hands stack together?

No need ask la. Fake. Lol beepok leh
 

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those new birds nv heard of beepork. whatever he post just treat as fake and just move along with your life.
 

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The 2nd hour hand should be in between the main hour and min hands. But your 2nd hour hand seems to be at the bottom most stack. Can you take a picture when the 2nd hour and main hour hands stack together?

don't even need to see stack, just see the indices can already lol
 
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