Watch DetailsBrushed Titanium Refinishing Pad for Watches

I have a titanium Apple Watch and have some "scratches" on it. These aren't true scratches, you can't run your fingernail on them and feel them, they are more like bright shiny spots where pressure caused either the coating and/or the titanium to sort of polish. I had heard a few reviews where this worked for others so decided what the heck.I very gently, with almost no pressure, gave a few passes to my "scratch" The scratch, which went all the way across from one end to the other end of the top of my watch, disappeared. The downside is you do get some very light swirling that doesn't match the brushed finish slightly. Keep in mind this is under a bright light with me eyeballing the area and focusing on it. What I did was just very lightly brush the rest of the top of the watch so it all matched and it looks really good. If you put a very bright light on it and bring it up a few inches from your eye you will see the swirls, but other than that it's imperceptible. Did I take the coating off? Probably, and I could care less, fingerprints didn't seem to stick any more than the rest of the watch and the color didn't change at all, we'll see if that holds true with time.Also the seller is very honest and warned me not to purchase this as he was concerned it would affect the AW's coating, I'd give 6 stars if I could as it's hard to find honest sellers these days.

My steel link band for my Apple Watch was showing a ton of scratches which made it look old, tarnished, and generally unpleasant. I spent about 15 minutes using one cut off segment of this pad and virtually all of the blemishes and marks disappeared. I couldn’t believe how well it worked. I would not use this on anything that didn’t already have a brushed metal look to it, but for items with that finish this is the perfect restoration tool.

Works as advertised, BUT you can get the same results from dollar store sponges with green scrubber (like a Scotch Brite sponge). Just tear the green scrubber part off the sponge and use it in the same fashion to remove scratches from your natural titanium Apple Watch

I had 2 titanium Seiko watches that were worn many times a week for almost 15 years. They were very beat up. This little refinishing pad made a dramatic difference with hardly any work. It didn't make them "like new", but there is no way it could have, my watches were in bad shape. The refinishing pad did however make the watches look significantly better, even better than I could have hoped for. My only complaint is that the pad was a little small for the price. I was able to refinish both watches, but having q of these pads included for the price would have been a better deal. As is though, I can't complain.

I bought this specifically to touch up a very gently used Series 7 natural Titanium Apple Watch, and could not be happier. I saw a few scuffs on the case but no deep gashes, but wanted a flawless watch on my wrist and found this pad recommended on AW forums.It works exactly as described: with light pressure going with the grain of the brushed Ti finish, any scuff or light marks are removed quickly. My watch looks brand-new now, and while I'm careful about the AW I know I can fix any light imperfections that might accumulate.If you have a Ti watch or band & wanna keep it pristine, this purchase is an easy decision.

The pad is too small

Fantastic! I worked on my Casio ProTrek titanium band for perhaps 3 minutes, and though so little time did not buff the deepest scratches, I am very pleased with the results! I am sorry that I did not get a before image, I got to excited to try it, but the band was heavily surface scuffed and dulled. If you have a brushed titanium band that has daily driver scratches, get this. It is silly easy to use and really does a great job refreshing the watch. I am certain if I was more patient and put more into it I could get the deeper scratches out, but I was happy enough with the quick results and will rebuff a few times a year, which should eventually work through the deeper scratches.

If you have an Apple Watch Edition Titanium (especially a Series 7) you need this, it works like a charm. Be patient, work slowly but FIRST make sure to read the brief instructions and cut off a small piece as you go to make the pad last. The pad contains a solution to help with the policing/buffing so you don't want to use the whole thing all at once and keep the little baggie it comes in sealed so it won't dry out.