Scratch-brush, looks amazing!

[jiddy]

Stumbled upon this scratch-brush while surfing for a nice seiko 6309 cheap.
Seems to work really good for those that want to keep those polished midlinks polished
(edit) about keeping the midlinks polished, I meant it might be easier to not brush them by mistake and with better control then a scotchbrite sponge


Have a look.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/170229/message/1270169523/NO+MORE%26quot%3Bdesk-diver+marks%26quot%3B!+Even+on+Ti!+Bergeon+SCRATCH-BRUSH..%2427.50+shipped+EXTRA+REFILL

Looks damn sweet if you ask me

 

[Spirit]

Not polished.... You meant, brushed?

....Indeed it looks damn sweet, but I thought it was something to keep the "polished" (shiny parts) free of scratches.
For brushed areas, I use scotch-brite (the green side of the pad) to refinish the bracelet and keep it as new.

Works like a charm too =)

It´s a nice tip and Bergeon always make useful tools, thanks for the tip and link anyway =)

Cheers,
Spirit.

 

[offshore]

Now thats a novel use!
In fact those scratch brushes are originally supplied for cleaning the battery contacts in quartz watches.
But if it works, go for it!
In fact we have another version at Watch Bitz.
http://watchbitz.com.au/shop/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=37

Offshore