It is hardly noticeable. For me I would just live with it for now. Unless you wear it almost all the time, it's your favorite watch, or has a special story, then I'd have it fixed ASAP.
I just thought of another possible option. I have some Norland NOA61. Maybe I could try to fill in the hole, cure it, then lightly buff the surface
I ended up trying to fill it in with NOA61 and it made it a little less noticable. I'm thinking maybe I'll wait a while longer and then have RZE fix it.
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Your watch, your rules & your decision
Toothpaste? Then try purpose-made scratch cream
It is hardly noticeable. For me I would just live with it for now. Unless you wear it almost all the time, it's your favorite watch, or has a special story, then I'd have it fixed ASAP.
I just thought of another possible option. I have some Norland NOA61. Maybe I could try to fill in the hole, cure it, then lightly buff the surface
I’ve chipped my dress watch crystal. Too much chaos at weddings I guess. I’m living with it personally.
I'm in the same boat but my warranty has expired. It's the water resistance I want to preserve. I'll probably end up doing it myself.
Add another nick between 3 and 4 to make it symmetrical! 🤣
I just thought of another possible option. I have some Norland NOA61. Maybe I could try to fill in the hole, cure it, then lightly buff the surface
I ended up trying to fill it in with NOA61 and it made it a little less noticable. I'm thinking maybe I'll wait a while longer and then have RZE fix it.
It would depend on where and how bad it would be, for me