
Restoration Tutorials
Step-by-step mentorship to become a watch restorer from home — in just 8 short lessons.
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Lesson 1 - Introduction to Your Kit
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Lesson 2 - Take your 'Before' photo
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Lesson 3 - Set-up & Preparation
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Lesson 4 - Deep Scratches? Magic Eraser!
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Lesson 5 - Brushed Finishing
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Lesson 6 - Mirror Finishing
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Lesson 7 - The Last Steps
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Lesson 8 - Take Your 'After' Photo
Lesson 1 - Introduction to Your Kit
- Before starting we recommend watching the full series to give you a complete view of all steps.

Lesson 2 - Take your 'Before' Photo
- Ensure you have a clean camera lens
- Play with different lighting and angles
- Try reducing exposure to reduce the harsh reflections

Lesson 3 - Set-up & Preparation
- Scissors are handy for trimming tape
- Ensure crown is screwed down tight
- No rush - take your time

Lesson 4 - Deep Scratches? Magic Eraser!
- If unsure, come back to this step later
- You can practise on a test piece
- Avoid edges to avoid softening any features

Lesson 5 - Brushed Finishing
- Tape off mirror polishes surfaces
- Brush strokes against rotary direction
- Always follow original grain direction

Lesson 6 - Mirror Finishing
- Tape off brushed surfaces
- Centre pad before using - test no wobble
- Only small dabs of polish required

Lesson 7 - The Last Steps
- No rush - take your time
- Don't use any dirty cloths after final wash
- Dry with paper towel to avoid water streaks

Lesson 8 - Take your 'After' Photo
- Ensure you have a clean camera lens
- Use same angle as 'Before' photo
- Check 'Before' & 'After' side by side
