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34 products
Type: Maintenance
Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths
Type: Watchmaker's tool
PolyWatch Glass Polish diamond
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Glassfibre Scratch Brush Pen
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Blue Dialux paste
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Grindstone 240 Grit - Fine
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Dialux Grey Compound
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Glassfibre scratch brush with pin vice.
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Dialux Blanc paste
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Dialux Green Paste
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Red Dialux paste
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Dialux Vornex Compound
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Dialux Yellow Compound
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Proxxon 10 Piece Polishing Set
Type: Watchmaker's tool
Proxxon felt polishing point (2 pieces)
Polishing Tools
Polishing involves removing a small amount of metal to eliminate a scratch. We therefore always start with the gentlest method.
The Tools
Proxxon micro-tools, with their brushes and polishing tools, treat surfaces and crevices; Beco Technic compounds and stones are used for handwork; Cape Cod cloth revives a polish in a few passes.
Polished or Satin
A mirror polish is achieved with fine compound. A satin finish is restored in the direction of the original lines, using a suitable abrasive: always mask off the adjacent surface before starting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you polish a gold-plated watch? With caution: the plating is thin and heavy polishing will wear through it.
What to start with? A polishing cloth for a light scratch. Rotary tools should first be practiced on a valueless piece.

