Hello friends,
I have sent my newly acquired Tudor Home Plate for it's second spa in it's entire history. It's a one owner watch and has only been serviced once in it's lifetime before I bought it.
Before sending it in to my watchmaker, I always thought there are some minor paint defects around the "40" outer ring. However, after removing the movement and dial, my watchmaker noted those are white powder instead of paint defects.
Now, he is hesitant to try removing them and I completely understand his points. Any accidents, and I will end up with scratches, blown off lume, or even actual paint coming off the dial.
Any of you actually experience such white powder and had success clearing them pls? Brushing, blowing or sticking them off? What might create such powder?
There is just this naggy feeling that something simple might fix it. And I am missing this opportunity since the dial is already out of the watch.
Help me out guys and I promise more photos after it's back from it's spa!!! Thank you!
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