poly watch

[nathan17]

Bought a Suunto Advisor a few weeks and back and notice that I already have a few scratches on the watch face. Ive surfed the forum and web site and notice that Suunto offers a "poly watch" paste at claims to remove haze and scratches.

Has anyone used this stuff, or know of a better way to remove small scratches for the watch face without causing further damage.

I prefer not to buy the face protector, or may bad reviews.

thanks

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	Suunto Advizor - Click for more info The Suunto Advizor - featuring a Heart Rate Monitor using Suunto's proprietary HR technology - simultaneously shows your heart rate, altitude, and vertical ascent/descent data. The Advizor memory stores your total training time and your maximum, minimum and average heart rate during training - plus your time spent in / above / below your pre-set target heart rate. There's even an audible alarm to alert the user when your upper or lower heart rate limits have been exceeded.

	Suunto Face Protector - Click for more info Suunto Watch Protective Shields attach around the strap / band. Protects watch face from scratches and nicks Doubles as a magnifying glass when off of your watch, handy for starting that emergency fire Fits all Suunto Wristop Computer models except the 9 series watches (M9 and G9) 2 face shields included per package NOTE: The Suunto Face Protector does not work with the Suunto X9i or X9M/i.

[ejunge]

It works pretty well. It is just a mild abrasive. I have also heard positive reviews by using either Brasso or toothpaste (the old fashioned stuff). The thought is that if you use a mild abrasive, you are essentially polishing the plastic crystal. Keep in mind that it does not work so well for mineral glass faces, just the plastic faces on the Vector style watches.

	Suunto Vector - Click for more info Suunto's original Wristop Computer, the Vector changed the face of sport watches forever with its groundbreaking combination of features, including an altimeter, barometer, electronic compass, digital log book, and watch. Introduced in 1998, the Vector was the first watch to make it to the summit of Mt. Everest. In addition, the Vector won the prestigious European Outdoor Award - Product of the Year in 1999/2000.