Could someone remind me on the best technique for lightly cleaning the outside of a watch please? Is a slightly damp toothbrush the way to go for removing the grease/dirt between bracelet links?
I've just inherited my grandads watch - it's just an old Seiko quartz so nothing special but has sentimental value so I'd rather not break it.
Is a slightly damp toothbrush the way to go for removing the grease/dirt between bracelet links?
Yes, a soft toothbrush is perfect. If the watch is waterproof then doing it in a bowl of clean cold/tepid water makes it easier to get rid of all the gunk.
Could someone remind me on the best technique for lightly cleaning the outside of a watch please? Is a slightly damp toothbrush the way to go for removing the grease/dirt between bracelet links?
I've just inherited my grandads watch - it's just an old Seiko quartz so nothing special but has sentimental value so I'd rather not break it.