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Originally Posted by QueueCumber
I wear watches pretty much everyday. None of the watches I value will EVER end up looking like that. The value of that watch at this point is purely sentimental because of how it was treated. To me that is unfortunate, because there is one less of these in the world in collectible condition.
As far as polishing, what would be the point of polishing a case that damaged? There wouldn't be any case left! 
Anyway, I'm happy that he has a sentimental memento of his father, but very very sad for the watch... |
I must agree that it's sad for the watch, for sports or things of the sort I always wear a Rolex, they are tanks and in case of some serious scratches you can polish it there's enough metal on it, whereas on a Nautilus, especially 5711 and 5712, it's so thin that polishing it would take off half the metal on it.
