The Watch Thread - Part 6

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Good morning Turkey!

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not sure if correct place to ask, but hope can get some answers here

what if there's some visible scratches on the glass (above the dial), and would like to replace it with a new one? is it possible? will the shop make a custom one? (not some famous brand, or what type)
 

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not sure if correct place to ask, but hope can get some answers here

what if there's some visible scratches on the glass (above the dial), and would like to replace it with a new one? is it possible? will the shop make a custom one? (not some famous brand, or what type)

Sapphire or Plastic. If later, able to polish it off if the scratches are not deep.
 

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Sapphire or Plastic. If later, able to polish it off if the scratches are not deep.

should be plastic one bah

I see i see. If home don't have the polish ingredient / material, can bring to shop ask them polish for a fare? and how about the rim around the plastic glass? The outer metal frame of the glass.
 

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should be plastic one bah

I see i see. If home don't have the polish ingredient / material, can bring to shop ask them polish for a fare? and how about the rim around the plastic glass? The outer metal frame of the glass.

I've not experience in this. Wait for the experienced old birds' advices.
 

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should be plastic one bah

I see i see. If home don't have the polish ingredient / material, can bring to shop ask them polish for a fare? and how about the rim around the plastic glass? The outer metal frame of the glass.

If its plastic I have read/heard ppl use toothpaste and a lot of elbow grease :)
The rim around the glass I'm guessing you're talking abt the bezel. Brasso?
 

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If its plastic I have read/heard ppl use toothpaste and a lot of elbow grease :)
The rim around the glass I'm guessing you're talking abt the bezel. Brasso?

Don't use Brasso if it's plated. Brasso will strip off the plating.
 

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If its plastic I have read/heard ppl use toothpaste and a lot of elbow grease :)
The rim around the glass I'm guessing you're talking abt the bezel. Brasso?

I see. will try that later.
yea, bezel. brasso ex or not ah? :s22:

if i just bring to shop and asked for the polish to remove those scratches will roughly cost how much? :o

I've not experience in this. Wait for the experienced old birds' advices.

its okay, thanks for your time and help too! :s12:
 

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Sorwee no like , kinda ugly looking to me... But how does the watch work ar? :p

One is hours and another is minutes. You can close the middle tourbillion just like an eye. Interesting watch but not my type. :s22:
 

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One is hours and another is minutes. You can close the middle tourbillion just like an eye. Interesting watch but not my type. :s22:

yeah, in addition to the above, the titanium eyelid for the tourbillon is to protect the engine's lubrication oils from oxidizing in the presence of excess UV light. there are another 2 domes that houses spherical turbines that automatically spin to regulate the winding system against excessive speed to reduce stress and wear.
 
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