It seems like everyone ha a davidsen PVD on the way - me too. Since PVD coating can scratch off, any recommendation on preserviing it? How bout a light waxing?
Opinions?
Dave
Opinions?
Dave
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Protecting the PVD
- Thread starter davewe
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For one, as with all watches, take it off when you are sitting at a desk and working--it's very easy to become distracted and wack the desk with the watch. I destroyed my first rep because I wore it all of the time. Now I'm in the habit of spending 10 seconds to take it off when I know that it may get damaged.
personally as a vintage piece small dings and scratches will give a better vintage spirit... :wink:
Agreed. Those watches are supposed to be around 10+ years old. Unless you've kept it in a safety deposit box for the last decade, the coating will show signs of wear. Just wear it and don't worry about the scratches.Faber said:
i always polish my watch before I start wearing ....
but need to be careful on PVD, too much polishing may cause it to fade ...
but need to be careful on PVD, too much polishing may cause it to fade ...