How do you clean your SS watches?

[FrankySavvy]

I've used capecods for years on the shiny parts of my High end Swiss watches and they work great.

Do they removed microscracthes a little bit?

 

[BritinNC]

If you can't see it with the naked eye, it doesn't count.

But in all seriousness, I don't clean the case, just the screen, so there's nothing from my pant leg that's coming into contact with the case. The case doesn't seem to show fingerprints, and it's only a week old, so I've no reason to clean it. (Well, I've wiped down the back side a few times, but that doesn't show, so, eh, any scratches there don't count either!)

Since I can barely see the complications on the watch face without having to push my arm away to an abnormal distance I'm pretty confident that locating the micro scratches is not going to be an issue for me. The benefits of getting old I guess, but I am hoping that we'll be able to increase the size of the complication in a software update as there seems to be room, Apple just isn't using it. Here's hoping.

 

[zmunkz]

I'm just going to wear latex gloves every day for the rest of my life, so hopefully I won't have to clean any prints off the body at all, which might have lead to microscratches. If that doesn't work, I'll probably just set up a drop cam and leave the watch at home on my desk. Then whenever I need the time, I can just log in on my iPhone and see what the watch is up to. OCD 4TW!