PolyWatch Plastic Watch Crystal Scratch Remover Polish Tool SS013059000-2 Pack

I've heard that this stuff works well and it lives up to the hype. After just one application and ~2 minutes and my Hamilton's totally wrecked acrylic dome crystal is much less wrecked. I'll post more pictures after a few more applications. Third application has it looking much clearer but my crystal has some deep deep scratches. 5g isn't much; the tube has a lot of air in it; almost like it doesn't have any product in it. At $10 for two 5g tubes it is pretty expensive considering that it's just an abrasive, but keep in mind, it's the right abrasive for the job.

I use this stuff for all kinds of repairs. It's not a miracle worker and it's not going to work on metal or glass as some reviewers apparently think it should, but on plastics, it does a great job at reducing the visibility of scratches. Light scratches get very hard to see and deeper scratches aren't as glaring. Repeated applications will improve the finish even more. No, it won't be like new, but it can make a big difference.

I bought it with the idea to polish an old bakugan I had lying around that was far from shiny. The original metal band had blackened, so I used a buffer wheel and with this product it removed about 15 years of tarnish on it. Worked wonderfully after 3 passes of the polish.

I used this to polish some red Victorinox Swiss army knife handles and it made them look like new. I tried it on a Casio watch and it helped a lot so the scratches are not obvious.

not too impressed. i have an original crystal of poly ~ acrylic on an art deco watch from the mid 1930s. the Polywatch stuff didn't do much of anything. i had a better idea. i noted one particular medium scratch near a corner and got out my Happich paste made in Germany and that I bought on Amazon. THAT Stuff is so good it takes forever to go thru a tube. both these products main ingredient is aluminum oxide and as that base ingredient Happich has twice the amount, 20 to 30%, versus this Polywatch, of 10 to 20%. the Happich did what this Poly stuff in a limited to zero tube could not. Happich is made for metals, but it worked on my crystal, and that was from past residue on my polishing cloth, of polish from a former polishing job. i did not add a drop. try the other, Happich, and you will see it is better than jewelers rouge. Buy THAT Stuff.

This product helped get scratches out of acrylic glass that were very minimal. There were a couple that were deeper that it did not resolve. Overall, I’m happy with the product because it looks better as a whole!

Perfectly restored my favorite, no longer made, Casio watch to like-new condition. But you don't get a lot of product - if you are only doing a few watches probably not a problem, but if you are trying to remove scratches from a giant piece of plastic, I can see how the limitation would be an issue.

Doesn’t do much for watch crystals but does clear scuffs and light scratches from CGC cases. Very pleased and surprised by how good the cases look after use.

Very good

Polywatch is a godsend if like me you had Ray Bans that had peeled in the sun or have scratched lenses (or other brands). If your lenses are polycarbonate, you can save the lenses using Polywatch. Its a miracle polish that really works. It will not restore them to like new, but it will polish out many surface scratches to make the sunglasses wearable. I had made mine worse using bicarbonate of soda to 'clean off the peeled layer' (stupid! Dont do that unless the lenses are glass!!), but Polywatch saved me. Highly recommended. Ps, you dont need a lot, you just need a lot of polishing. I did mine about 10 times to make a real difference.

Je voulais rendre son lustre au macaron en plexi tout griffé de ma gamecube. Ça ne va pas naturellement trop en profondeur mais ça lui a rendu son brillant et a enlevé la majorité des dégâts.

J'ai acheté ce PolyWatch pour essayer de récupérer les lentilles de mon Meta Quest 2 qui avaient quelques rayures. J'étais assez sceptique au départ, mais après plusieurs passages avec une petite quantité de produit, le résultat est vraiment visible. Les rayures légères sont totalement disparues et la surface retrouve un aspect beaucoup plus propre. Il faut simplement prendre son temps et bien polir, plutôt que de vouloir tout faire en une seule fois. Pour mon utilisation, le produit a donc parfaitement rempli son rôle et m'a permis de récupérer des lentilles que je pensais HS.

I had seen a lot of videos and positive reviews about Polywatch... but seemed to good to be true....But I have tried it my self and it truly works like a charm... I had some scuff marks on my Oculus VR headset because I used my prescription glasses and they had rubbed against the VR lenses. It was bothering me because it had a very noticeable blur on my right lense and some other minor scratches. I applied the Polywatch on the scuff marks and rubbed them with a cotton bud for 5 mins each ...... and waooo 99% scuff marks gone .... the blur is gone and its 100% clear now. This is amazing. I used the Polywatch (Polish) .. there is also the Polywatch (Plastic) but I dont know if that would work on lenses. So the PolyWatch Polish should work on all types on lenses like cameras also mobile phone camera lenses and ofcourse your wrist watch dials. Over all an amazing product !