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This is a watch sanding and polishing stick with a flexible backing and durable abrasive grains, available in 240, 320, and 600 grits. It is designed for refinishing watch cases, case backs, and metal bracelets – removing light scratches, restoring brushed (satin) finishes, removing oxidation, and preparing surfaces for final polishing. Whether you are a professional watchmaker or a DIY enthusiast, this stick helps restore the luster and texture of watch metal components.
Three Grit Options – 240 (heavy removal & deep scratches), 320 (intermediate repair & satin texture), 600 (fine finishing & pre‑polishing).
Flexible Backing – Conforms to watch surface contours for easier handling.
Durable Abrasive – Long‑lasting, resistant to shedding.
Multi‑Function – Scratch removal, brushed finish restoration, oxidation removal, and pre‑polishing in one tool.
Pro & DIY Friendly – Suitable for watchmakers and hobbyists alike.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Watch Sanding Polishing Stick |
| Grit Options | 240 / 320 / 600 |
| Backing Material | Flexible (e.g., cloth or foam) |
| Abrasive Type | Aluminum oxide or silicon carbide |
| Application | Watch cases, case backs, metal bracelets |
Removing daily wear scratches from watch cases, case backs, and bracelets
Restoring brushed (satin) finishes on stainless steel, titanium, gold, and other metals
Preparing surfaces for final mirror polishing
Removing oxidation spots and light tarnish
1. How do I choose the right grit?
Use 240 for deep scratches or heavy oxidation, 320 for medium scratches or satin finish restoration, and 600 for fine finishing and pre‑polishing. Progress from lower to higher grit.
2. Is it suitable for all metals?
Yes, for stainless steel, titanium, gold, silver, brass, etc. For gold‑plated or PVD‑coated surfaces, use with care to avoid wearing through the plating.
3. How do I clean it after use?
Remove debris with a soft brush or compressed air. Do not wash with water, which may cause abrasive shedding.
4. Will it damage sapphire crystals?
Not recommended for sapphire crystals – sapphire is much harder than the abrasive, but the stick may leave marks. Use only on metal parts.
5. How long does one stick last?
Depends on usage frequency and pressure. Under normal use, it can last multiple repairs. Replace when cutting performance noticeably decreases.
Fast worldwide shipping within 3 business days.
Competitive pricing on Seiko/Hattori calibers.
3,000+ watch movements and parts in stock.
Trusted by watchmakers worldwide.
Personalized sourcing support via [email protected] or WhatsApp +86 18620212114.
