POLYWATCHPoly Watch Plastic Crystal Glass Polish & Scratch Remover Repair Tool

Unreal!! Had a few scratches on an omega swatch and they came out with hardly any polish!!Fantastic product

I got my first Moonswatch in New York in early May, yesterday I found a scuff on the acrylic and I was so sad 😢 I was planning on getting a protector but I forgot to order them until it was obviously too late.I remembered about this cream what watch collectors use to clean up old plastic faced watches and was glad to see a lot of reviews on here showed positive results 😃 so I ordered and got my PolyWatch polish and protectors the next day!I've never used this before as all of my watches have glass crystal so I tried a few dots on the acrylic and then gave it a good film rub on my microfiber cloth for around a minute, I could still see faint scratches with my eye so I read another review about using your finger instead to get a more consistent friction and that seemed like the best approach as I could feel the gritty liquid polishing the acrylic 👌🏻 after a good minute or two, I gave it another minute of polish on cloth again and it was almost perfect again 😃 there was an obvious milky looking portion of the crystal before I started and now it's completely clear! So happy that I was able to clean it up nice and shiny again in just a few minutes 😁It's so easy to use and works a treat! It's not perfect but it's very close! In my 'after' picture, it does look like scratches are casting a shadow but I can't see those at all with my eye in regular light so they're nothing to worry about. It's a decent price and if you use your finger to scrub the watch, it might help you get more out of the small tube!(I've realised the before picture is a little blurry compared to the one after using the product, don't let that throw you off, IT WORKS!)

This product works brilliantly. I really think the negative reviews must be because the surface in need of buffing was not compatible with the product. I used it on acetate sunglasses frames that were scratched and ruined in places with superglue and acetone (don’t ask) and literally the frames are as good as new now. So if the material you need it to buff is what the polywatch plastic is intended to buff, then it’s AMAZING

Garbage! does not work at all, Literally about 1ml of product in a vastly oversized tube.What a rip!

Absolute rubbish. Don't waste your money. Tried on 4 different watch faces with NO results !!!

My 18 year old Omega Speedy moonwatch's hesalite glass was looking a bit scratched and I'd lived with it like that for years like that. I thought I'd need a new glass, but 4 minutes of use of Polywatch and looking great. I'd thoroughly recommend!

I used this on an CWC G10 and it very quickly polished away several minor scratches to the acrylic glass. The watch face is now easy to read and could pass as new. In total it probably took me less than 15 minutes and all accomplished sitting in the living room watching telly. It was as easy as polishing a shoe!Have not tested on anything other than this one watch with acrylic glass.

If you've got a scratched acrylic crystal on you vintage watch or digital, then this will sort you out. Seems obvious to say, but it only really works on plastic - scratches in Seiko's hardlex crystals won't improve.