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Wow, this thread took a turn.....
My two cents: tell your Dad its his watch. He can polish it everyday, light it on fire, beat it with a hammer, or whatever. It’s his watch and he should be able to do with it as he pleases, without worrying about anonymous internet strangers’ feedback.
Disclaimer: I bought my TT DJ in 1984 and did the same thing to it as your Dad did with his. To heck with the naysayers. Let them keep their ‘mass produced, not unique’ watches in a safe, bubble wrapped; and let the real men wear them as intended.
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