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Re: titanium SMP

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: No less so than the stainless steel. I find
: that using a very light abrasive every once
: in awhile will smooth it up and get it quite
: pretty, but it will never be as shiny as the
: steel. Titanium just isn't as naturally
: buffable.

: Otherwise, the best way to keep an Omega watch
: (or any watch for that matter) at 100% is to
: leave it in a box and never wear it. Or you
: can just leave it at the store and watch it
: constantly upgrade to the newer models and
: save all but the money you need to drive
: there and visit.

: A bit of wear and tear is par for the course,
: so don't lose sleep over small abrasions.

Agreed...a scratch on the crystal is one thing, but enjoy the scratches for 5 years or so, then when you bring it in for an overhaul, have em buff out the scratches too. No biggie.

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