2 November 2020, 07:18 AM
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"TRF" Member
Join Date: Jun 2007
Real Name: henry
Location: nyc
Watch: 16610lv
Posts: 1,829
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave455
roach7 - I have a Pelagos and I think you have got that looking pretty decent now.
Titanium behaves very differently to other common watch materials. Some say it’s very scratch resistant. It’s not, it’s quite soft, but I’ve seen the odd Breitling Aerospace that’s had really hard use and not shown it.
What seems to happen is that scratches initially show up bright, but over time the metal oxidises and they become almost invisible.
I scratched the bracelet on my Pelagos, and initially polished it out with an ink eraser. That made it about 80% better, but over a couple of months it became invisible.
Having done what you have, I’d just leave it now. I suspect it will look near perfect over time!
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yes, i'm pretty happy how it turns out
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