Thom
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Analog (or Mostly) Watch for Runners?
Hi everyone. I'm wondering if anyone here runs longish distances using a watch with a split timer and has a recommendation. I'd prefer solar-powered,...
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Dremel Rec
Hi everyone, I got some wise advice last time, so I'll ask for some help again. I have scratched my Bambino and have tried to fix it with PolyWatch gl...
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Crystal Replacement Advice
Hi everyone. After a few months I've scratched my Seiko Presage Cocktail Time SRPE43J1, the gem of my modest educator's collection. I'd like to get a...
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Yeah can't beat that functionality. I would if I were that much more serious and didn't have some unexplainable aversion to smartwatches.
Thanks for the advice. The PolyWatch I'm using is (supposed to be) specifically for watch glass. It's diamond polish in essence, which I've seen watch YouTubers use with a Dremel to get scratches out of Hardlex. Hopefully it'll work out.
Yeah for real. I'm glad the Bambino itself is relatively cheap so this can be a better test than, say, a Cocktail Time.
Thank you thank you. Do you know which model Dremel it is? Sorry it wasn't that clear, but I'm mainly asking because this brand offers cheap drills as well as those that are fairly expensive.