Dear All ,

I saw in several posts that some dials were cleaned ,

I always thought that making this was affecting the dial
like relumed dials for example .

Apparently I am wrong , I would like to know what is
allowed to do on a dial ?

Thanks in advance for your helps

Alain L.

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Dear All ,

I saw in several posts that some dials were cleaned ,

I always thought that making this was affecting the dial
like relumed dials for example .

Apparently I am wrong , I would like to know what is
allowed to do on a dial ?

Thanks in advance for your helps

Alain L.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/207593/t ... %3B25+dial...

Perhaps some sections of the thread might help.

Wouldn't touch a precious dial - or ANY if you're not a person with fine-motor skills, it's a delicate job. Some watchmakers are able to help, but don't trust in good intention only, any destruction is final... also think about losing the patina. Rather sell a bad candidate and look for a better one.

You can clean newer glossy dials with very smooth and clean microfibre (or the tips I've mentioned in the thread) - just breath on the dial and wipe fingerprints or dust quickly away. Never use cotton swabs, the cotton is too rough and scratches the lacquer. Matte dials: don't touch, except for dabbing (not rubbing) dust with Rodico away.

Greetings,
Xeramic

Dear All ,

I saw in several posts that some dials were cleaned ,

I always thought that making this was affecting the dial
like relumed dials for example .

Apparently I am wrong , I would like to know what is
allowed to do on a dial ?

Thanks in advance for your helps

Alain L.

Thanks a lot Guys ;) (nt)

Thank you. Great info