Plastic Watch Crystal Scratch Remover String Buff Soft Polisher and Polishing Cloth

I have several Swatch watches and I use this all the time to keep them scratch free and shine. It works really well! I've been using two watches for many years and I wear them at work so they get scratched up a bit and I just polish them up with poly watch and they look like new again of course I also use detergent to wash the bands, but if you love your Swatch Watch take care of it 🙂

Worked great for polishing my Magic Mouse. For those unaware, the top part is just shiny, glossy plastic, which is why it develops microscratches and swirls over time. Just like with the piano black plastic inside car interiors (yuck), you can use a plastic polisher like PolyWatch to restore the original shine.

Snake Oil. I had several different scratches on my watch face. None of the fine or deep scratches were better. Do not buy. Doesn’t work.

I was holding out hope that it would work for the deep scratch on my Apple Watch, but no luck (clean watch face is before, smudgy watch face is after). I’m sure the product works fine, I just think my scratch was too deep to fix. The aftermath does take some elbow grease to clean off. Make sure you just get a watch case (though if you’re looking at this product, it’s probably too late)

This stuff is pure magic!!! I was able to easily buff out some extremely discouraging scratches in my new wide face Timex in under 30 seconds. All that was left was one little tiny nick that you have to search for to see. It is so easy to use- just squirt the compound onto the face of the watch, and rub it with the included cloth in a circular motion until the compound is worked in. If desired, use the included rotary tool for extra polishing. Done! The tiny .175 ounce bottle is plenty enough for 6 watches or more. Excellent value for the money, as it revitalizes your watch face.

I purchased this product based on customer reviews hoping to remove the scratches out of my watch. I have a Citizen Eco-Drive watch but not sure what the crystal is made of. At first I tried the polywatch by using my finger and went in circular motions. Did that for as long as I could before I got tired. It didn't work so I tried the buffer that came with it. Attached it to my drill and went to work. No luck. This was about half a bottle of the polywatch and about 45 minutes with both hand and electric buffing. I was hoping it would have gotten out the scratches but it didn't. I guess my watch has the harder crystal and this product wasn't meant for it. It did shine up the crystal, just didn't remove the scratches all the way.

Honestly did not think this would work. Wish I took a before picture. But this COMPLETELY cleared up some pretty nasty scratches off my custom Casio world timer. Very ecstatic with this product because its my favorite watch and I was worried I'd have to get a new one!

Worked great on a plastic crystal!