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I wont be putting any of my mechanical watches in the machine then. Better to be safe then sorry.
If one is like me and buy watches that are not new. Its pretty nice to really clean them up. I can live with my own "crap" that gets accumulated in the engravings,scratches,between the steel links and so on.
Anyway, its a great little machine that i do recommend. Why? Well, one is not limited to just cleaning a watch bracelet. Jewelry, glasses, CD´s, carburetors and anything else that does not get destroyed by water can be put in it.
The results are much better then what i will ever get with a toothbrush, and the object is clinically clean after the procedure.
Right now i dont have anything left to clean. So unfortunately i cant provide you guys with before and after photos, or a video.
