Watch Glass 

A little touch of polish and a gentle buffing cloth will do wonders for removing scratches. In the first place, identify the type of crystal used in the watch. The watch crystal scratches may be removed in a couple of minutes with the right treatment. A sapphire crystal watch cannot be rubbed to remove scratches, which is the main disadvantage compared to a plexiglass watch. The color of a crystal is determined by the presence of additional elements within the crystal, such as copper, chromium, iron, or titanium. For this reason, synthetic sapphires have surpassed their natural counterparts in popularity.

Thus, it is feasible to get the glass of the watch repaired. Discuss the repair options with the retailer or jeweler. When a watch's glass cracks, what usually happens? Tiny shards of glass from the cracked watch glass might become entangled in the hands as they move around the dial. Marks on the face of the watch or bent hands from being caught on a stray piece of glass are the results. Sadly, the glass of the watch is rarely covered by a warranty. This is because accidental drops or bumps against solid objects are the only known causes of broken watch glass.