Watch Polish | Watch Cleaning Fluid for Plastic Crystal | 5ml Tube of Cleaning Polish | Removes Scratches from Plastic & Acrylic for Mirror Finish - 2 Pack

I used a dab to polish my acrylic watch crystal. It easily buffed out the light scratches, and the crystal looks like new.

After removing all gauges, chips and major scratches with Emory cloth or sand paper (in series). This product works best as the last finishing polish of the crystal. A great value for quantity and product generally. Extremely easy to use, put dollop on crystal and buff with micro cloth. Makes crystal look like new, or like new.

It worked on the very minor scratches after some hard rubbing. The deeper scratches are still there. Great product for those minor scratches

It worked well in light scratches or rubs, not too much it can do with bigger/deeper scratches.

Tamagotchi screens are notorious for scratching if you even look at them wrong. Fortunately, this product works by slightly melting the top layer of the plastic where the scratches are so you can buff them out evenly. I used a glasses cleaning cloth. It took me about 8 applications of the liquid and and some elbow grease. Some people say to use a cotton swab or cotton ball but some people also say that that will cause more scratches so I played it safe with my cloth. It definitely made a huge difference. There are still some scratches left but overall it works! I ended up using it on my Meets screen. Definitely worth the price.

Amazing product! To answer anyone's first question; "does it work?" the answer is YES. It works! I had a scratch on my brand new Quest 3 lens, yes an accidental scratch that was made while putting the headset on or off (I couldnt tell) with my glasses on. I started thinking that my vision inside the headset was out of focus because everything seemed blurry on my left eye. Alas, upon closer inspection I detected a small but noticeable scratch on the lense. But it wasnt on the outside edge of the lens, it was almost directly on the center of the screen panel. Quickly, I went online to find a solution to the problem. Google AI actually suggested Polywatch. Great I said, but I need proof that it works. Shortly after watching a few videos of its near magical power I decided to buy it. One day shiping. fast! I tried it today, watch a follow along video of some dude removing scratches off of high value watches. Sure enough, after 3-4 minutes of scrubbing, the scratch was gone. COMPLETELY. So, thats it. Nothing to it. great product I highly recommend for your VR headsets.

Will not work with a hand buff. Somewhat worked with a dremel buffer.

Helped bring back my father’s 1970 seiko look like new. I know most watch enthusiasts use this, and it works well!

Une veille montre Swatch en plastique mais avec un mécanisme automatique, vendue quelques euros vu son état. Avec Polywatch plastique, un chiffon microfibres et de l'huile de coude, le résultat est juste incroyable. Evidemment les rayures les plus profondes restent visibles bien qu'atténuées, mais les plus petites, bien plus nombreuses, ont disparu tant sur le "verre" que sur le cadran. La montre a gagné dix ans ! Je recommande.

Does the job OK.

Very good

Polywatch is a godsend if like me you had Ray Bans that had peeled in the sun or have scratched lenses (or other brands). If your lenses are polycarbonate, you can save the lenses using Polywatch. Its a miracle polish that really works. It will not restore them to like new, but it will polish out many surface scratches to make the sunglasses wearable. I had made mine worse using bicarbonate of soda to 'clean off the peeled layer' (stupid! Dont do that unless the lenses are glass!!), but Polywatch saved me. Highly recommended. Ps, you dont need a lot, you just need a lot of polishing. I did mine about 10 times to make a real difference.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: May be it work on other watches it doesn't remove the full large scratches