myles721
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Does anyone know
if it’s possible to have the crystal (sapphire) in an Omega polished as my PO Seamaster 2500 has a small blemish (it’s a beater) which bugs me. If a cheap easy fix then I’d do it…if not might sell it at some point.
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Does anyone know
if it’s possible to have the crystal (sapphire) in an Omega polished as my PO Seamaster 2500 has a small blemish (it’s a beater) which bugs me. If a cheap easy fix then I’d do it…if not might sell it at some point. ...
It looks like a scratch on the AR coating.
You can either remove the entire coating or get a new crystal.
I thought the definition of "Beater" is a watch whose flaws don't bug you
I suggest you have a raffle to donate it to another WPS patron, and get a more completely beat-up beater with no hope of improvement! 😀 Cazalea
Yes…I’m aware of the irony…believe me
it plagues me every day…in fact I thought of buying a brand new ceramic “beater” because it won’t scratch…that’s how bad my watch OCD is. 🫣😬😖
I think you have to fix it.
If it is a situation where you can't look past (or through) the flaw, replace the crystal. It can still be a beater watch. Just one with a new crystal.
