Steel watch scratch pen?

[Walter Sobchak]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BECO-TITANIUM-STE ... 3ef88fdaeb

How good are these? worth a tenner to remove braclet scratches?

[Seamaster73]

Been discussed here a few times. If you do use one, be sure to wear gloves and be careful where the fibres end up. They are nasty.

[raysablade]

How good are these? worth a tenner to remove braclet scratches?

Cheaper in Maplins and they do work.

[Walter Sobchak]

Cheers! Will get pop into maplins when Im passing!

[RolexSteph]

Been discussed here a few times. If you do use one, be sure to wear gloves and be careful where the fibres end up. They are nasty.

+1!
Why not give a try to Scotch pads...it's very nice but be gentle of course.

[Bry1975]

Imo a waste of time!

[diranija]

I got one from Maplin last year - tried it (thankfully not on an expensive watch) and found that the brushed effect it gave was very different to that of the watch. I am sure it can work on the right watch but I wouldn't use it again without having received a specific recommendation for the watch in question.

[clockwatcher]

They are useless unless you refurb the entire watch - the cleaned up area ends up looking worse than the scratch

[diranija]

the cleaned up area ends up looking worse than the scratch

That was exactly my experience as well.

[Andy H]

I had one but the effect was not as good as with the green side of a scotchbrite pad.

[RolexSteph]

I had one but the effect was not as good as with the green side of a scotchbrite pad.

Exactly :cyclopsani:

[ncvhdoc1]

I just bought one and used it on my PAM 89 ti. Worked great!!!!

[Bry1975]

Oks for a very small area, BUT you wont generally get an OEM look.

[ttshinykit]

It'll depend on the brushed finish in the first place, you may be lucky and get it bang on, worth a try, just do it where it doesn't show first.