Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:

Guy

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I always forget you have this one Guy. Your.other marathon seems to be more popular. Lovely watch though.

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nordwulf wrote:All right... let me try this again.

I, nordwulf, solemnly swear I am wearing this Oris watch on the 4th day of February in the year 2017. This picture was taken today just half an hour ago. This statement is true and correct tot he best of my knowledge and further proof can be provided with a copy of today's national newspaper or screenshot of a website if so required.

See, that wasn't so hard was it!

Cracking Oris.

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Bleu Noir by Jeff, on Flickr

smegwina wrote:

Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:

Guy

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I always forget you have this one Guy. Your.other marathon seems to be more popular. Lovely watch though.

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Cheers Nick.

Don't know why but I haven't worn this as much as my JSAR; possibly because last summer I picked up a fairly noticeable scratch on the dial.

It was a straight edge from 8 to 10 (approx 12-15mm) with the wide series of scratches going off left to the edge of the dial, as if I'd caught it against the edge of a brick or something. Quite noticeable but couldn't get a photo of it. Looking close up there were also a myriad of fine feather scratches all over the dial as well.

Got the Cape Cod out yesterday and in no more than 10 minutes the crystal was, even under a loupe, virtually unmarked. Benefits of an acrylic crystal.

Guy

Hi Guy, i use polywatch but have a couple of minor scratches on my Rolex acrylic crystal that its not fixing, never thought to try cape cod on it thought that was only for the case?

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Switched to my favourite quartz watch...

Bulova Moon Watch for today.

kevin_b1 wrote:Hi Guy, i use polywatch but have a couple of minor scratches on my Rolex acrylic crystal that its not fixing, never thought to try cape cod on it thought that was only for the case?

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S'pose technically Cap Cod is only for the case, but you're polishing a smooth surface so why wouldn't it work on an acrylic /plastic crystal? Besides I've got some in my bedside drawer.

I used to use Duraglit/Brasso wadding on the crystal of my 1980s Seiko, in the days when I had that in the house for other jobs, and it worked a treat.

Guy

Might give it a try later once our guests have departed.

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kevin_b1 wrote:Hi Guy, i use polywatch but have a couple of minor scratches on my Rolex acrylic crystal that its not fixing, never thought to try cape cod on it thought that was only for the case?

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Hi Kevin, use 1200 grade wet and dry paper dry on the glass, it will create a very fine powder that will fill in the other scratches once u use polywatch on the powder. I always wipe over the crystal the next day (so it's all settled) with polywatch. Makes a nice shine.

(Old pic)

nbg wrote:A dull day here. Still wearing this one on the Pelagos rubber - because it's stuck and won't come off!

Neil

I want one

So do I...

JR Speedy LE