Wristwatch collectors out there?

[s15driftking]

http://www.amazon.com/Cape-Cod-Polis...d_bxgy_k_img_b


Best thing in the world, polishes and cleans. They can be had locally at ace hardware for about 3 bucks for two cloths. Truly amazing, you do it once every couple of months and the watch will never age.

[wayner123]

Originally Posted by s15driftking

http://www.amazon.com/Cape-Cod-Polis...d_bxgy_k_img_b


Best thing in the world, polishes and cleans. They can be had locally at ace hardware for about 3 bucks for two cloths. Truly amazing, you do it once every couple of months and the watch will never age.

DO NOT use these cloths unless you know what you are doing. This is not your normal polising cloth and can make parts too shiny. If you have brushed links or parts of links, using cape cod will destroy that contrast.

One of the best ways is like Moses describes. Just soap and an old toothbrush. You don't want to scratch anything.

Another method is to put the bracelet in a freezer ziploc bag and spray in a good amount of WD40. Let this sit for a couple hours then come back and rinse under water.