scratch on watch face

Alright i'm in a little need of help. Yesterday, while walking up some concrete stairs at school, i tripped a fell and landed kind of on my side. Anyways, the face of my watch was the only thing damaged or scraped. I've had this watch for a couple months now. Its a pretty red-face Fossil Blue watch. This isn't like your normal one scrape line across the face. Imagine if you were to get an eraser on a pencil and wipe it across some paper for a half inch or so. That shape is kind of what it looks like on my watch face. I started to wipe away some of it with my finger, but it's not doing much. What can i do?

Take it to a Fossil place so they can change that glass...shouldn't be more than 30 bucks....? I am actually on the same boat...but I can't find anyone to help me with my MOMO watch! None of these watch places seem to know who MOMO is!

yea the momo watch thing is a tuff one. i only seen them in sale thro magizines..

sorrie to hear bout your watch.. i have a cool fossil watch that flips colors from red to blue every 2 seconds its kool..:bigthumb:

always wanted a carbon fiber watch never found it..




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Well, chances are, the MOMO watch was sub-contracted out to some other company for manufacture... Maybe you can find out who actually makes the MOMO watch.

As far as the Fossil watch, the only way to fix it is probably going to be to replace the glass, but it'd probably be easier to just buy a new one. Fossils aren't too expensive...

I fucked up one of my fossil watches and I sent it back to the factory and they sent me a new one.

Since no one else thought about it:

:useless:

:D

here ya go:
http://www.watchzone.com/isroot/watchzone/img/headers/fossil_main.jpg

http://www.mrioftx.com/store/images/watch.jpg


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Could ya photoshop one so it looks scratched!?!?!?! I can't get the mental image of it. :)

here ya go. Weird, i was doing this before you asked. Its my version of photoshop (paintbrush)

Originally posted by Nrbumgard
I fucked up one of my fossil watches and I sent it back to the factory and they sent me a new one.


I did the same thing..Fossil is real good about replacing shit

You could just scratch up the rest of the watchface.....doesn't help but when ppl. ask you if you know the time you can honestly say....

"No I don't."

:D

Or you could show it to your friends and say:

"Check it out, my watch has invisible hands and numbers....with it I don't have the slightest idea what the fucking time is. :bigthumb:

Or you could just get it replaced. Whatever. :)

I bought it at a non-Fossil store. But i could just go find a Fossil store and have them fix the problem?

Maybee you could you would have to check it out. It could depend on that stores policys.

I used to have a fossil when I was younger. I dropped it on some ceramic tile and ruined the front glass. Nobody in town would replace the glass because they said it was a different thickness than anyother watch. So you would have to send it back and pay shipping, and pay about $20 for the new face. So my boyfriend bought me aTag Heuer. Look into them, they are beautiful watches.

http://www.tagheuer.com/watches/catalog.lbl

Originally posted by dayna240sx
I used to have a fossil when I was younger. I dropped it on some ceramic tile and ruined the front glass. Nobody in town would replace the glass because they said it was a different thickness than anyother watch. So you would have to send it back and pay shipping, and pay about $20 for the new face. So my boyfriend bought me aTag Heuer. Look into them, they are beautiful watches.

http://www.tagheuer.com/watches/catalog.lbl


a bit of a price jump from a fossil to a tag.....if you would forgive my understatement

My Grandma bought me a Tag my freshman yeah in highschool. I love the watch it looks great and all. It was prob way over priced but it was an x-mas present and Grandma is really into watches.

if they're only superficial scratches, use toothpaste, just rub it on the glass, then wipe it off with a damp cloth. if it doesn't work.. oh well! IT DOES FOR SCRATCHES ON BIKE COMPUTERS!