scratches?

[Chadridv]

Originally Posted by Calatrava r

All that is harmless surface stuff. Looks worse in the photo, I bet, than on the wrist.

yes, agreed. Her watch could look brand new with a refinishing from a skilled tech. far from perfect condition though

[Chadridv]

Originally Posted by KevWatch

Scratches will be and always have been inevitable. Enjoy the experience of owning a nice watch and take a cape cod cloth to the polished areas once every few months if it really bothers you.

A worn in watch has plenty of character IMO.

...or you can get a jubilee and not worry!

jubilee's do hide scratches really well, and "pop" just as much as PCLs IMO.