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It might be possible, but I’m quite sure nobody does it with newer crystals. The replacement costs just aren’t high enough to justify the effort Also, they jus
by walletdrainer 9mo ago
It might be possible, but I’m quite sure nobody does it with newer crystals. The replacement costs just aren’t high enough to justify the effort
Also, they just don’t really scratch.
- aidenn0 9mo ago> Also, they just don’t really scratch. Do I need to take a photo of my crystal? Maybe mineral crystals don't scratch but glass ones certainly do.
- walletdrainer 9mo agoSure, but I was referring to new high-end watches which mostly use sapphire crystals. If you have a glass crystal, you can easily polish that at home. There’s a polywatch polishing paste you should look at.