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Well, Rolf, as I told on an earlyer post and from what my watch-maker told also: To relume cleanly markers and hands is not a "peanut's throwing challenge" and it seems like the guy you sent your watch to, was a very dirty worker also, to stay polite here...
I named earlyer as it would be difficult to relume in the corners or the rectangular markers: And the proof is there....
I really feel for you and this of crappy mess of a bad buy around this Prometheus and this very bad handled repair from "the relumer.com" who should stick on reluming fireflies butts and dust bed-side tables in hore-houses ...
My best recommandation now is to change the whole dial and hands as I told you earlier and live with them instead of crying each time you look at this new version...
For the scratches on the back: I open all my cases with a Horb ball and never had any trouble...
It cost nothing and 99% of all watch-cases are giving up to it if you know how to use it: It's the first thing to try before any steel tool to avoid any marking.
Another bad point for the Greek amateur who stole your money...
VERY WELL SAID, William, especially dusting bed-side tables in whore houses....
