Does PolyWatch Actually Work To Remove Crystal Scratches?!

[@22Sangre]

5:30 for those in a hurry

[@Czesuafeq]

thx m8

[@lyrical2689]

Thanks. Lol... you the man

[@GamingWithZeap]

this guy talks way to much like the video is a review about a product and he goes on about his damn watch... like noone cares mate....

[@lyrical2689]

@@GamingWithZeap he needs to upload 10 min. That's why.. so he drags it on.

[@CJJones1978]

Thanks

[@leereyno]

I just got some of this stuff and tested it on a vintage watch with deep grooves in the acrylic crystal. I'd assumed I was going to have to replace the crystal. 20 minutes later it was REDEEMED.

[@Avaddon911]

You can do the same thing with some cheap toothpaste fyi

[@kimweel]

Just saved my Timex Q the same way, polywatch is awesome

[@newbzor52]

I've used this on mine and my father's Speedies and it does a great job. I'd recommend putting masking(preferable) or scotch tape and the bezel to make sure you don't damage it.

[@Ceaze87]

Different strokes for different folks with the ASMR thing... but I'm glad you did this vid. My skepticism about PolyWatch has been dramatically reduced. Thanks again, man.

[@onlineidentity6826]

Great result. I also used polywatch on my 1962 Rolex Oyster Precision, with the addition of hand sanding and a buffer and the result was outstanding. Just be careful not to over heat the crystal and take your time.

[@Goat_Beans]

If you work long enough you can pretty much remove that deeper grove, or make it much less visble I would recommend taping up the tachymetre though! Don't want to risk damaging that! Gorgeous watch though! I would love a speedmaster :(

[@Goat_Beans]

@Matt B and wouldn't you know it! A year later, I have my own speedmaster professional!! I forgot I even wrote this comment!

[@johnravioli8376]

Goat Beans the question is hesalite or saphire;)

[@ricardomilos7531]

@@Goat_Beans congrats my man. Would love one aswell haha

[@andrejey9980]

@@ricardomilos7531 You'll get one some day

[@Flightsimmovies]

@@ricardomilos7531 Did you get one now🤣 I would love to have one as well 😂😂

[@nilowaffer]

Freaking thank you very much! Finally someone that shows the process real time instead of a shady cut and edit...and from one of my favorite watch youtubers! Cheers mate love the content.....even if you turn it into ASMR

[@slyfondle1885]

Real time? Hilarious.

[@AutomotiveRomance]

You can even get those deeper scratches out if you keep at it longer. I’ve even gotten DEEP gauges out of plexi, but used a coarse car polish (cutting compound) as the first step and 2 finer grades to then polish it out. Took about 30 mins for an almost 1 mm deep gauge. Of course, you remove a lot of material that way, possibly compromising the integrity of the crystal. So on something I’m gonna bang around and take in the water I’d rather replace the crystal.

[@adibee88]

THAT is an impressive improvement!! TT, ever since I've acquired my first GMT, I've been IN LOVE. My Q Timex GMT; Batman checked every single requirement box: Case smaller than 40mm, 70's-Styled Case profile, easily hides under shirt cuffs, MUST BE QUARTZ. I need "Grab N Go" Ready Reliability. It's been my Daily since last month. There is something special about the way the acrylic crystal appears "warmer" and I love the dial distortion, that SHT is HOT. Any watch that can make me LIKE and WANT the once hideous "Batman" colorway is a KEEPER. IDGAF if the Rolex GMT Master II Batman is the OG, I always thought it was an unappealing paint scheme. Your Speedy looks Sick AF w/the acrylic crystal. Your bracelet looks like the Forstner Bullet Bracelet.🔥🔥 I love your work. semper fidelis

[@kapilkale9976]

In 2005 my late father gifted me an omega speed master moon watch with Snoopy, eyes on the stars. I love the watch, it's been working beautifully since then. Thank you dad, You have given me something that your future generations can carry with them on an interstellar mission.

[@jonathangriffiths2499]

That’s an amazing idea

[@chateaubullion2560]

I actually ordered one no more than 5 minutes before I found your video. I'm very happy and thank you.

[@bonibroco1076]

I have a Seiko bellmatic from the '70s with an acrylic "crystal". It had a lot of scratches some of which were really deep and I tried buffing them out with 1500 grit sandpaper (wet). I thought I had ruined it! It ended up cloudy as if it had been sand blasted. I then had a "lightbulb over the head" moment. I buffed it with toothpaste using felt and it worked like a charm!

[@p9malino267]

I used it a few times on my Casio and it does the job well. The crystal completely smooth and shiny like new. Great piece of German technology!

[@Kamikazekman]

First time ever I've heard Polywatch described as an "Ointment". hahah love it. With polywatch, less is more and it's all about a bit of pressure and a lot speed during the rubbing (okay, that came out waaaaay wrong). It's a great little product to have in your watch toolbox!

[@NoNeedToReply34]

Legend has it he is still talking...

[@thetimeteller]

100,000 subscribers later... I gue$$ I ju$t can’t $top. 🥰💋

[@julioerodriguez6097]

I was using Polywatch for the first time while watching this video with my Vintage 1969 Omega De Ville and It really works! Great video, Thanks!

[@gabrielgarza676]

Can you let a chronograph run forever? Does it damage the movement? Maybe a stupid question but I've always wondered...

[@malikshabazz7596]

I just bought PollyWatch, watched this Video, got out my 20 year old Seiko 5, with scratches, used the PollyWatch and it worked, my 20 year old Seiko 5 Crystal looks near new, very good stuff.

[@bonibroco1076]

I have a '73 Seiko Bellmatic I inherited from my late father. It had a few deep scratches and tons of shallower scratches. I rubbed it down with 1500 grit sandpaper (wet of course) and I ruined it. I got all the scratches out but the acrylic was no longer transparent but only translucent and foggy. I then thought I just needed something finer to fix it. I dabbed a little toothpaste on a piece of felt and it worked perfectly. I got it looking like new.

[@jonathanelewis9134]

Bon iBroco , I'm going to give the toothpaste a try. I have a watch that has a cloudy crystal. Thanks.

[@bonibroco1076]

Jonathane Lewis, please let me know how it goes.

[@neilbraun11]

1500 is too abrasive....esslinger.com sends a sand paper stick, felt stick and cloth with poly watch...dont remember the price but I think it's like 7-8 bucks. works perfectly every time. it's almost like a 3000 grit.

[@bonibroco1076]

neil2286 yup...I know that now....after learning the the hard way. Luckily toothpaste saved the day!

[@jonathanelewis9134]

Bon iBroco , it actually did some good! Lol. The crystal is a little brighter. It could be my imagination, but the stainless steel case looks a bit shinier. Thanks. ☆Jonathane

[@ILikeCatsMoreThanILikeYou]

I have a premoon speedmaster professional and I'm gonna try this now cause of this video, thanks man!

[@jacobelx5841]

Questions: 1. Would it eventually affect the Omega logo etched on the surface? 2. I saw the same hesalite glass become half the original thickness over time. How many times can I polish it before I need to worry about replacing the glass?

[@jayden5718]

Logo is on the inside and it doesnt rlly matter how much u polish it. If there is still a crystal its alright lol

[@informedcarpet]

It’s on the inside 😂

[@bartram33]

A little tip, piece of corrugated cardboard, smear the compound onto the cardboard and , in affect, polish the cardboard with the watch, first remove the watch strap and keep the watch flat so as not to damage the bezel. You can also use toothpaste or metal polish. If you have one deep scratch, make sure you keep motion along the length of the scratch, it doesn't completely remove it but it softens the sharp edges and makes it less visible.

[@ThomasPlace45]

I've used Polywatch to remove scratched AR coating but never on my Hesalite Speedy. I did mine while watching this and hey..it worked! Nice. Good vid, thanks man!

[@audiman7716]

Man love ur channel. I use polywatch on my speedy prob every 6 months. Try going a little longer with the polishing and it’ll take out 99% of the scratches. Use a fine grit sandpaper for your deep scratch, then follow up with polywatch. Great video man

[@Wylder955]

If you don't have anything like this around the house you also might wanna try toothpaste for acrylic crystals and buffing out stainless steel bracelets or even car polish works.

[@Revolver1981]

ASMR is top notch man. Polywatch is top notch as well. It worked great on my Casio.

[@enzamusic7850]

Can I also use this to remove scratches on the sides of my watch? The iron parts of mine have some scratches too. Some parts are shiny and some are like matte. Or do I need a different product for that?

[@theoneandonlybosable]

This has become my favorite KZbin channel

[@CarlosAguila]

okay. okay... Subscription well deserved Mr. Jory ASMR. You've kicked my ass in laughter a few times. Good work

[@thetimeteller]

Glad you enjoyed yourself!!! We don’t take anything too seriously here. 🤣🤘👍

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

ASMR wouldn't be confusing to you if you had ASMR response to these things. It's not to be relaxing, or soothing. It's to trigger a very specific reaction in your brain. If you can't experience it - you'll never know why people love it so much.

[@randseedbin9440]

Thanks for the demo, but the video itself is about 10 minutes too long.

[@zfjames]

Gotta make his ad revenue

[@New777World]

so true! i get so inpatient hear the same thing on and on! make me just skip the entire video altogether.

[@dinner_workingsly]

I use headlight lens restoring paste and sometimes toothpaste. The headlight polish seems to be the fact same thing as this, just cheaper.

[@FrankLavoy]

Wow! Awesome! Like the results. Great video with the macro before & after views 😃👍🏻

[@anytimebaby44]

And once again the best watch show on youtube , shalom 💪👍

[@lass-inangeles7564]

You must be mad or have a serious issue with critical thinking.

[@kimpolomka2592]

Been using this product for yonks... recently I have been using various grades of diamond paste fine grade to get scratches from glass crystal...using a dremel with a felt accessory...it takes patience.

Are you sure it actually did something to remove the scratches, I've seen these polishers deceive people by just making up a thin coating that makes the scratch blend in with the coating then after cleaning it with soapy water and using a clean cloth to wipe the scratches return. I also wonder on what materials it won't work.

[@BernardManansala]

It does work. Only works on plastic.

[@labodaleatherlabodaleather5734]

Thanks for the great watch videos. "Mothers mag & aluminum" works great too. Another youtuber suggested it. Great for hazy car headlights too.

[@markplayford5836]

Glad it works got a few tubes a while ago. Fortunately I have not had to use it yet. The speedy is one of the nicest I've seen in a while, or perhaps I have no been that up close and personal with a true icon. Thanks Jory.

[@TedBorel]

Dude: you are - in many ways - the Bob Ross of Time Telling. Bob was the OG of ASMR.

[@markwoods1504]

An old watchmaker/repairer in England where I live nr Liverpool whose Swiss Trained told me they always used to use toothpaste or a mixture including bicarbonate of soda which is an ingredient of Polywatch.

[@lukeguerrero02]

Worked great on my Gshock! I ordered immediately on ebay the moment I saw your result plus your reaction.

[@ottolehmann5286]

I find that using part of a plastic shopping bag works much better and doesn’t soak up the polywatch at all

[@markiangooley]

Ointments are usually fat-based, no? If it’s like toothpaste it’s not properly an ointment. Crystalpaste? Acrylicpaste?

[@TheTarrMan]

Next time protect the watch bezel with some "low tack" masking tape. Also I would use my bare thumb for the polishing then wipe off the residue with a rag. Other than that, good job.

[@amereslave]

Why bare thumb

[@TheTarrMan]

@@amereslave Better control over there the polish goes. With a rag it would be difficult to see.

[@davemckenzie7421]

Turned out great. well done. I have used before on a Swatch and all good. Keep up the great vids buddy

[@Barney29508]

There are several different types of face from what you say. I have a Seiko with a scratch I want to lessen or get rid of. I am told that the face is made of glass, so is this the same as your Omega? The watch was around £150 when bought new and a jeweller has quoted me over £100 to replace the glass, so I think that course of action renders the watch BER, (beyond economic repair), so I want to try and at least make it a little better.

[@andrewnatera]

Would this take out scratches from Apple Watch cases

[@deef3]

That watch is a beauty.

[@johnumek5273]

Do you have a personal preference on how to store your watches?

[@katiesmith4732]

I ordered this and I think it is gonna work on my Nintendo switch.

[@Ryan-mg5ve]

Did it work? I wanna use it on my oculus rift

[@TheMutchas]

Hey, I'm planning to do the same! Did it work?

[@johnmutton799]

Try a Cork and brass, brass cleaner. Tooth paste has grit in it which will leave fine scratches. Use a Cork to rub the polish in. There are some good metal polishes that work very good. A Cork will get to the dge of the glass. A cloth will go over the edge and hit the surrounds of the watch!

[@scdevon]

I'm going to get some. People rave about this stuff on watch forums. Better than toothpaste, etc apparently. Good review. Thanks.

[@Foxr6]

Wonder if this would work on glasses or sun glasses? Hmm?

[@nevahenuf]

You can get bigger bottles of similar compounds for cleaning headlights on cars. I've used it to polish things like clock crystals, bakelite, and lucite.

[@blues_721]

Hey! Any long term thoughts on Polywatch? did you experience any cloudiness or waviness on the acrylic crystal at all?

[@secretagentmandanV2]

Others say to tape up the bezel as that compound may discolor or scratch it.

[@tcniel]

I was in your neighborhood visiting a business in Van Nuys and as it would be an accident on the 101, had to drive on service streets and man it was hot, reminded me of my younger years growing up, going to Pierce and Northridge.....and those warm summers.....stay cool.

[@parrotbrand2782]

If you categorize scratches: 1. Micro 2.Tiny 3. Small 4. Medium 5. Large Polishing will only get rid of #1. Nothing more. Look carefully under strong light and you will see 90% of the scratches are still there. It will look a bit better after the micro scratches are removed, the watch face will be less hazy but the scratches will still be there

[@nicktrnka1480]

There is a fin cut polish called Flitz that I have used on a vintage Bulova I inherited and it did an nice light clean up. Use it with a Q-tip. BTW - great video

[@ArRkDr]

So polywatch works on glass?

[@kevinranders]

Are those actually scratches on the sapphire or just on the AR coating? Dual sided AR coating is annoying as hell.

[@Daud76]

Personally, I would be a bit more cautious to use Polywatch on an Omega Speedmaster Professional, as you run the risk of polishing off Omega logo on the plexiglass. Unless I am mistaken and logo is underneath plexiglass and not on top?

[@shelbyGT40]

Work on Apple Watch?

[@SchneiPevz]

What are the Polywatch made of? i want to buy it too to clean my Hublot, but it seems like none are exist in my country

[@runehm1792]

Does it work on phone screens?

[@dude...are-you-sure]

do you think this will work on plastic lensed glasses? have you ever tried?? i've been wondering about this as an easy fix for an old pair of reading glasses that has one lense with scratches... is it possible for you to try an experiment maybe you have an old pair of plastic lenses to try on?

[@ed9564]

You can basically do the same thing for sapphire crystals just need to get a diamond paste and a bit force and time.

[@racer67]

That omega such a sweet watch! Do u think that stuff is as good or better than cerium oxide?

[@shanethrelfall416]

Love your energy love your style ❤️ subbed for sure 👌🏼

[@thetimeteller]

Thanks so much, Shane!!

[@thisispw]

As mentioned earlier, I used toothpaste on my g shock and it worked a treat

[@jeffpiper4374]

I've used PolyWatch for years to freshen up my old Omegas. It's a great alternative to a crystal replacement.

[@LyricalGenius828]

Does this work getting scratches out of the gloss part of a PS5?

[@sonycraig5613]

I am glad it works on surface scratches i was thinking about getting it for my watch as it has a couple of surface scratches the stuffs cheap on Amazon. Cheers your video was very helpful

[@torbjornzethelius1800]

Hi first time here. How does it look today in 2020? The reason I ask is that time tends to dull things down a bit.

[@fakirla]

Is it works on apple watch ?

[@mason8852]

Could this work on a phone?

[@adamn389]

Thanks for the demo Jordy. I recently scuffed my timex Q...should have took it off while changing out a flat tire...oh well. I was planning to order polywatch to clean up the acrylic crystal. .....now I know how to use polywatch and what to expect :)

[@arthfael575]

Wonder how this would work on an apple watch?

[@jd3722]

Exhaust metal polish would do the same job.

[@walterdelorrell4041]

Absolutely!

[@ericmabry2470]

Why not get the Dremel buff pad?

[@Bobsbargainbasement]

😂😂Poliwatch Ointment! ?Excellent Video Jori!

[@kelvinwong829]

I thought sapphire crystals won’t get scratched unless it’s from diamonds?

[@Phicxtion]

Polywatch didn’t work on my chipped tooth 😕

[@abbywallace5154]

I’ve used this for deep scratches but I used a T-shirt cotton material and a loupe and it took everything out of the crystal.

[@VETERANMASTER]

Maybe a rotary tool with a cotton polishing attachment might have made it easier, faster, and more beneficial.

[@christianhardwick6530]

Nice when the time comes I’ll get it for my hesalite speedy. I only started wearing it a week or so ago. Problem is it only looks like they only put a 1/4 of the product in the bottle

[@gabedy2031]

will it shine a watch case?

[@SuperMossyG]

Will this also work on a sapphire crystal?

[@felixaripa6482]

Can this be used on plastic?

[@ErdincAtaberk]

Hey T3 I wonder what's your opinion about Samsung Galaxy Gear S3. I know it's blasphemy but i think it actually looks quite cool as a watch.

[@minimalisthealth]

ASMR is beautiful. I think the people who think it's rubbish are the ones who don't get tingles, in which case it would be rather lame. I do get the nerve response, and I wouldn't describe it as calming. It's just really pleasant. Think like micro-dosing on a dopamine-inducing drug

[@heminder]

Can I use Polywatch on my face?

[@johnfrei9057]

Okay but what kind of crystal is it? I’m guessing it’s not sapphire.

[@IslandInsanity]

Did mot work at all on my Garmin watch… 😞

[@hammerghostdog5375]

My favorite one yet, something that can benefit all viewers, plus enjoyed your humor/rage! Hee!

[@ajbcruz]

Great video! Wonder if it will work on celphone screens?

[@BorgyManotoyOnline]

Seems not to work on watches with gorilla glass :( ... I tried it on amazfit stratos 2 and rog phone 2 (camera) ... even those light scratches are visible :(

[@HL-OOI]

Nice..just like removing the haze from head lights..😁

[@DashDrones]

A kitchen towel works with polywatch too

[@joelwallace]

Very cool video as usual, Sir - Where can I get one of those crazy fast purple microfiber towels?!?!