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I had the watch before I recently became interested in watches as a hobby (maybe soon I'll have enough knowledge to call myself a WIS right now I'm just a WUSS!), and it's just a coincidence that this model is so popular among WISs. Back then I didn't really care about my watch, and for some reason my dog like to grab it off my dresser and run away with it. I don't know why he was so attracted to my watch, I can only guess it was because it smelled like food, since up until last year, I used to work in a place that made dog food (hahahahaha just kidding, I worked in a restaurant kitchen when I flunked out of school and now I'm a assistant to my friend Adam aka craniotes another WUS and a really cool guy who likes me because I am so a good person and I can shine his watches for him, though some of the stuff we turned out was pretty much dog food hahaha). Anyway, sorry to ramble. I think the dog was making a mess of the watch, and was slobbering all over it- he is an English Bulldog and I lovvvvvvve my doggie. Now I keep my watches put away in a drawer with my other toys so they don't get messed up (dog's teeth do not treat steel or leather things kindly).
To clean the watch, I would just soak it in hot soapy water and that would do the trick. I recommend using dish liquid instead of hand soap because it doesn't leave residue on the watch and my friend craniotes told me that is the best thing and he knows everything about watches and is really a good speller too.!