I'm not fussy about scratches on a watch, but this is unacceptable. I can't tell quite how deep it is, but I don't think a quick polish would do the trick.
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Originally Posted by fsprow
I don't believe the watch was "mangled". By the way, the Ferrari dealer here in Dallas tells me that many of the new vehicles they receive need some slight paint repair before delivery. Not a big deal to me.
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Interesting point. There's minor wear & tear during initial transport and small rock chips during test drives & moving around the dealership premises. Watches get some very minor wear by customers, but not really anything more than a couple hairlines. No fuss needed.
That said, I ask dealers not to wash or correct any paint. Just give me the color and I'll do it myself or give it to a detailer. Even exotic car dealerships will swirl up new paint by using dirty cloth. They put a spray-on wax which will hide it until you do a thorough wash and see what's affected the clear coat.