is there a "home remedy" for polishing my watch face?
 

should have gotten the crystal face..but NOOOOOO..

i crawled under my home this weekend. for some stupid reason, i figured while i was down there, i could possibly have the need to know what time it is. i forgot to take off my watch. i scratched the face..again.

what does the pro use? and can i do it myself? i had the face replaced, not to long ago.

Red jeweler's rouge or what I use monthly: Griots's "Fine Hand Polish".

Plastic polish works.

Some toothpastes work.

JR

Would these work for cleaning up the headlights as well?

tooth paste

Vash, any way you can mail me the watch? I have a ton of polishing fluids here at work.

Toothpaste - fold a small towel in 1/2 - Lay on a firm surface.

Squirt some toothpaste on the face and rub against the towel. You want to do hard enough where you generate a little heat.

Presto - scratch gone.

OOOO steel wool also works but test 1st

depending on the quality of the crystal you may also rub/polish off any anti glare coatings. If the crystal isnt coated then have a at it,
dont press too hard or build up too much heat ,
the crystal can crack or pop out of its seat

Brasso

Worked like a charm polishing out 30+ years of scratches on my grandfather's old '77 Seiko Worldtime.

Any old "Chrome Polish" will do it. Metal Gleam, SimiChrome, etc.