PolyWatch® Glass Polish Kit

Professional-grade scratch removal for mineral and sapphire watch crystals. Replacing a scratched glass watch crystal is an expensive process that often requires a pressure test to ensure the factory seal remains intact. The PolyWatch® Glass Polish Kit offers a highly effective, bench-top alternative for removing fine to medium scratches from hard glass surfaces. Utilizing high-performance Diamond Polishing Technology (DPT), this German-engineered, two-step system uses micro-sized diamond particles to level and polish abrasions, restoring optical clarity and preserving the original crystal.

CRITICAL WARNING: This product is an abrasive diamond polish. Do NOT use on coated surfaces. Applying this to crystals with exterior Anti-Reflective (AR) coatings will strip the coating and permanently cloud the glass.

The Two-Step Restoration Process

Unlike standard acrylic polishes, hard mineral and sapphire glass require a staged, abrasive approach to successfully remove scratches:

• Step 1: REPAIR (Red Syringe): A highly concentrated diamond paste that aggressively targets and levels out the scratch, effectively removing the damaged glass material.

• Step 2: FINISH (White Syringe): A finer-grit diamond paste designed to smooth out the micro-abrasions left by Step 1, restoring the high-gloss, transparent finish of the crystal.

Technical Advantages

• Diamond Polishing Technology (DPT): Standard polishing compounds cannot cut hard glass. This kit uses suspended micro-diamond particles, which are hard enough to abrade and polish high-hardness mineral and synthetic sapphire crystals.

• Cost-Effective Restoration: Saves the significant cost and lead time of sourcing and installing a replacement OEM watch crystal.

• Precision Syringe Delivery: The pastes are housed in two separate, clearly marked syringes, allowing for exact, minimal-waste application directly onto the scratched area.

• Versatile Application: While designed for horological use, the DPT formula is equally effective at removing scratches from smartphone glass, camera lenses, and automotive glass interiors (provided they are uncoated).