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ade113
PostPosted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:33 am 
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Marv wrote:
Hey guys, just one more question.

I don't know anything about my watch, what should I do, maintenance is my concern? I read about toothbrush and soap, do you have any better solution for cleaning watch? I'm currently using a cloth designed for sunglasses


I would NOT recommend using a toothbrush on a Breitling. Using abrasive tools like that could cause micro scratches on the polished finish. And even though crystal is strong sapphire, the AR coating could be damaged by such treatment.

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I use a soft cloth for every day and toothbrush (the softest and brand new) and mild dish washing detergent (for washing by hands, not for dish washing machine), when it's really dirty.
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Nothing wrong with a soft toothbrush, makes it easier to get at the hard to reach parts. Avoid using toothpaste though as that is too abrasive.
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Hi go find the guy and ask him whats he doing with the Box and papers seeing as you have his watch :wink:


well done on your rescue

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I can confirm the serial number matches the Chrono Superocean Heritage...

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