Worth fixing
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Geekman

Original Poster:

2,908 posts

177 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Was given this watch a few years ago on my 14th birthday, and wear it every day. As a result, it's picked up a few scuffs and scratches, which I've tried to photograph.
So, I was wondering what it would cost to remove the worst of the scratches and perhaps re-paint the bezel. Or would I simply be better off getting another watch?

thanks

Shaw Tarse

31,904 posts

234 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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It's called patina, keep it as it is!
Also buy another watch, how much of your money can we spend?

Geekman

Original Poster:

2,908 posts

177 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Shaw Tarse said:
It's called patina, keep it as it is!
Also buy another watch, how much of your money can we spend?
One of my friends just said that! I can't deny I've been considering a new watch, but nothing has really leaped out at me in the sub £500 price range. Recently bought an old Skagen on ebay as well which I was delighted with, but if I was to replace my citizen I'd be looking for something a bit more upmarket. Maybe build up a bit of a collection!