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"It doesn't feel like my watch any more."
My 12-year old son wears a mid-size Seiko divers, and as you'd expect it gets battered a bit. The crystal was scratched quite heavily, so I took the PolyWatch and after 5 minutes of polishing it looked great, the dial was actually visible! and there were only a few deep scratches left. And what does the little ******* say:
"It doesn't feel like MY watch any more. They were my scratches and I was used to looking at the dial through them."
So, does anyone here feel the same? Do you identify with a watch in this way?
Many people here seem to want their watch to stay immaculate for ever, but does anyone feel good about growing old together with a particular watch or do people rotate so much the question doesn't arise?
nick
"It doesn't feel like MY watch any more. They were my scratches and I was used to looking at the dial through them."
So, does anyone here feel the same? Do you identify with a watch in this way?
Many people here seem to want their watch to stay immaculate for ever, but does anyone feel good about growing old together with a particular watch or do people rotate so much the question doesn't arise?
nick
I like my daily beaters to remain the way they're
With the scratches & all. But not for my dress watches which I wear occasionally and usually to more formal events.
Melvin
That happens
when my watches are sent for servicing and refreshing ...
Spa for the watches , estranged when it comes home
I like building up the relationship with the piece...
...one ding at a time, so I would've been none too pleased at the scratch removals! Bravo to your boy! 
A WIS in the making!
Cheers,
Daos
A WIS in the making!Cheers,
Daos