Polywatch Plastic Polish 5ml – Scratch Remover for Plastic, Acrylic & Hesalite Watch Crystals – Restores Clarity on Watch Faces

Worked perfect for me! I scraped my watch on a metal drawer in work and it scuffed/scratched the face. Some were deep enough to feel with fingernail so I was a little apprehensive if this would even work incase the scratches were too deep, took them out after about 4/5 passes. The plastic version also helps to get rid of those annoying fine swirls and scratches on the piano black plastics in your car. Seen some reviews left that this product doesn’t work at all, but looking at the photos of their watches they have mineral or sapphire glass watch faces…So this version won’t work (it’s for plastics/resin glass), get the full glass polywatch version as it’s more abrasive and will work on glass, make sure you check the material of your watch beforehand so you know which one to buy. The product is mostly air… so keep that in mind when you first use it so it doesn’t dump all product out at once.

Works reasonably well, Used on my action camera dive cases and took some of the lighter scratches out. Loses a star for amount you receive, if your doing a watch face then it's probably loads Easy to use and worked to an extent

Did just what I needed of it scratch removed and surface back to perfect, I'm a very happy chap.

Utter rubbish doesn't work at all. I follow the instructions and it just didn't work.

I expected it to be thicker, it's very liquid. I expected the tube to have more in it, it's 70% air with some poly watch sitting at the bottom of the tube. It worked amazingly well on my Gamecube jewel (see photos). It did not work (barely at all) on my 2 old Nintendo watches screens (both plastic) and for fun i did it on an original Gameboy DMG plastic screen, this also did absolutely nothing. Not even to the fine line scratches. My advice would be buy this to try it, it clearly works wonders on some things and not others. If you own a GameCube then this stuff is great for the jewel.

Used to clear up some light scratches on my wife's Swatch, should work well on Casio's etc that also have an acrylic (plastic) crystal, will use again, cheap but effective

I used this on a plastic media screen in my car after watching this being used on a car interior on a YouTube video My screen had some slight scratches from poor cleaning which were very noticeable in bright sunlight. I used a small amount with a microfibre cloth and the improvement was immediate and very easily achieved. I don’t know if any other type of polish would have given the same results but this worked very well for me in the situation I needed it for. It is quite expensive for the amount you get but I only used a very small amount and was very pleased with the results.

I got my first Moonswatch in New York in early May, yesterday I found a scuff on the acrylic and I was so sad 😢 I was planning on getting a protector but I forgot to order them until it was obviously too late. I remembered about this cream what watch collectors use to clean up old plastic faced watches and was glad to see a lot of reviews on here showed positive results 😃 so I ordered and got my PolyWatch polish and protectors the next day! I've never used this before as all of my watches have glass crystal so I tried a few dots on the acrylic and then gave it a good film rub on my microfiber cloth for around a minute, I could still see faint scratches with my eye so I read another review about using your finger instead to get a more consistent friction and that seemed like the best approach as I could feel the gritty liquid polishing the acrylic 👌🏻 after a good minute or two, I gave it another minute of polish on cloth again and it was almost perfect again 😃 there was an obvious milky looking portion of the crystal before I started and now it's completely clear! So happy that I was able to clean it up nice and shiny again in just a few minutes 😁 It's so easy to use and works a treat! It's not perfect but it's very close! In my 'after' picture, it does look like scratches are casting a shadow but I can't see those at all with my eye in regular light so they're nothing to worry about. It's a decent price and if you use your finger to scrub the watch, it might help you get more out of the small tube! (I've realised the before picture is a little blurry compared to the one after using the product, don't let that throw you off, IT WORKS!)