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Originally Posted by watchfan0529
I am trying to find the answer myself.
Easier solution I have thought of would be to find a high quality film that I can put over the bezel, similar to a paint protection film on a car.
On the other end of the spectrum is a crazy idea of getting a 3d scan of the bezel, and have someone custom fit a bezel protector/actual bezel replacement made of ceramic or other scratch-proof material (this is going franken level, i know).
Anyone who has a neat idea, do share your creativity with us.  |
You might try reaching out to a car paint protection detailer, I know the guys at Topaz Detailing in London have used the process to protect their own watches - they were testing it when I last spoke with them.
