I agree. However, as this watch is quite thick and a different shape and colour than my Omega Seamaster and Hamilton etc., scratches may be more visible or more unappealing as they do not blend as much as scratches and nicks do in the silver finish of my non smart watches.
Ya, I've never subscribed to the idea that scratches give a watch character. I still have the very first Black DLC coated SS watch and it has a few little scratches on the clasp of the link band where my wrist rests on my desk, but other than that it's pretty pristine.
You will be very sad if you ever purchase a non-space-black watch, then, presuming you don’t live in a bubble!
Love a good bit of common sense. I’ve an old mechanical Tag that was very expensive too and by the time I stopped wearing it, it was covered in scratches. But they all merged together to give it some character.
Except when they wear safety goggles over their glasses LOL
Yep, saw that video. I wasn’t expecting that thing to survive so many hammer hits haha.
Only mine managed to get scratched in the factory between the edge and the glass graft
That's true, although I will probably never do that. I've actually upgraded the watch itself once and still have the original band. I love titanium, but I would never buy it as I would have it scratched up in a minute.
