How to remove scratch from watch's face?

• Chaste

  26 Mar 09, 13:53

  Hi all,

   

  I heard of that some shops are able to do buffering services to help you remove the scratches from watches...

  where are the shops that perform such services?

   

  Thanks

• eagle

  26 Mar 09, 13:54

  my watch also got some scratches on the face as well... :(

• Alpha9

  26 Mar 09, 15:20

  buffer? I think you just need to replace the glass.

• lookslikegod

  26 Mar 09, 17:27

  I tried buffering it myself back when i was still in secondary school during D&T lessons. BIG MISTAKE.

  Replacement if possible would be a much better idea.

  Or it could just mean i suck at buffering =)

• parn

  26 Mar 09, 18:34

  Originally posted by Chaste:

  Hi all,

   

  I heard of that some shops are able to do buffering services to help you remove the scratches from watches...

  where are the shops that perform such services?

   

  Thanks

  
  If your watch is SWATCH, then you can have free buffering service.

• Xelement

  26 Mar 09, 19:13

  Originally posted by lookslikegod:

  I tried buffering it myself back when i was still in secondary school during D&T lessons. BIG MISTAKE.

  Replacement if possible would be a much better idea.

  Or it could just mean i suck at buffering =)

  buffer liao = very badly scratched rite?

• youyayu

  26 Mar 09, 19:19

   im a dnt student and i buff my hand phone screen

  then i apply too much pressure

  then handphone fly around and kena scolding by teacher

• Xelement

  26 Mar 09, 20:54

  Originally posted by youyayu:

   im a dnt student and i buff my hand phone screen

  then i apply too much pressure

  then handphone fly around and kena scolding by teacher

  hp wad brand? got spoil bo?

• lookslikegod

  26 Mar 09, 21:02

  Originally posted by Xelement:

  buffer liao = very badly scratched rite?

  yeah, it just simply destroyed the whole thing.

• Xelement

  26 Mar 09, 21:07

  Originally posted by lookslikegod:

  yeah, it just simply destroyed the whole thing.

  nokia phone quite teng leh, my friend threw his across the room, flew like 4 metres in the air, still intact and working

• av98m

  26 Mar 09, 21:14

  if your watch has an acrylic crystal, you can get the scratches polished out at most 2nd hand watch dealers. if its mineral glass, too bad.

• FireIce

  26 Mar 09, 22:21

  buff not buffer

• Gedanken

  26 Mar 09, 22:31

  If your watch has a plastic or acrylic crystal, you can buff it out yourself with a polish like Poly-Watch that you can get from Passions at Funan.

• eagle

  27 Mar 09, 00:49

  Originally posted by parn:

  
  If your watch is SWATCH, then you can have free buffering service.

  my watch that was scratched is indeed Swatch.

  where can I get the service? Any swatch shop or?

  Thanks!

• QX179R

  27 Mar 09, 00:50

  main cause is walking too near walls rite..

• sinicker

  27 Mar 09, 00:55

  Originally posted by eagle:

  my watch that was scratched is indeed Swatch.

  where can I get the service? Any swatch shop or?

  Thanks!

  any swatch. just hang around at the counter for 3mins only.

• eagle

  27 Mar 09, 01:01

  Originally posted by sinicker:

  any swatch. just hang around at the counter for 3mins only.

  thanks :D

• Hello Kitty

  27 Mar 09, 01:34

  Originally posted by lookslikegod:

  I tried buffering it myself back when i was still in secondary school during D&T lessons. BIG MISTAKE.

  Replacement if possible would be a much better idea.

  Or it could just mean i suck at buffering =)

  
  wah, u a bit toopid hor.

• Roaxes

  27 Mar 09, 01:35

  Swatch? Just go to any of their shop and ask for a buff service. That should make your watch crystal as good as brand new. Note: you need to present your swatch warrenty to get a free service. If not I think they will charge you 5 dollars...

   

  I believe other kind of watch able to do that. But just go to any jew shop and ask then give your watch a buff. Just don't apply acetone on your crystal :D

• Choppy Hats

  27 Mar 09, 01:41

  Originally posted by youyayu:

   im a dnt student and i buff my hand phone screen

  then i apply too much pressure

  then handphone fly around and kena scolding by teacher

  What the hell? You can't use buffing machine to buff transparent objects...

• parn

  27 Mar 09, 06:40

  Originally posted by eagle:

  my watch that was scratched is indeed Swatch.

  where can I get the service? Any swatch shop or?

  Thanks!

  
  Just go to any Swatch outlet/shop I think and they can send your Swatch for FREE BUFF-ing service and not buffering service.

  But the buffing service isn't perfect, and at least it will look better than your current condition.

• eagle

  27 Mar 09, 08:22

  mine is one small scratch and one deeper scratch...

• chrystic

  28 Mar 09, 20:35

  try wheelock place level 3

   

  cant remember the name of shop.. but its the only watch shop there

• d3sT1nY

  28 Mar 09, 20:53

  Eh, not toothpaste? 

• youyayu

  28 Mar 09, 20:54

  Originally posted by Choppy Hats:

  What the hell? You can't use buffing machine to buff transparent objects...

  can.. i tried before.

  but this time OOPS LOL