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mkrizan4

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Just dropped my AW 2 SS Black on hard ceramic floor from vaist down. Got a knick on the side of the casing, is it possible to fix this somehow? buff it out?
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I have the black stainless AW3 LTE and I never take it off or put it on unless over the dresser or bed. Sooner or later you will drop it and hard ceramic floor is unforgiving.

Sorry it happened, you can not buff it out, you might be able to apply some color to make less visible.
 
I have the black stainless AW3 LTE and I never take it off or put it on unless over the dresser or bed. Sooner or later you will drop it and hard ceramic floor is unforgiving.

Sorry it happened, you can not buff it out, you might be able to apply some color to make less visible.
I was so dumb.. I hate my self for that.. it cost me 650€ in Slovenia for a new one.. I was walking upstairs to my room, took it off before I got to the room and it somehow slipped of my hands :S I'm selling it already so.. hoping to find a buyer who doesn't mind that, going for the S3
 
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Just dropped my AW 2 SS Black on hard ceramic floor from vaist down. Got a knick on the side of the casing, is it possible to fix this somehow? buff it out? View attachment 770566 View attachment 770568

Also, the DLC coating is damaged beyond the black stainless, its permanent. However, its looks minimalistic where you would see it and at least it didn’t shatter the sapphire display. But I’m the same way, the damage Would bother me where I would sell it. I Also understand its a watch and its prone to being damaged because of surrounding environments.
 
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