There must be a German word for this.
Is there a word for when something both impresses and disappoints you? if there is, I'm sure it's German, and that makes sense because this is a German product.<br /><br />Bottom line- Does it work? Let me answer that with a question. How big of an idiot are you? No, seriously. Like, are you big enough of an idiot that in your excitement of getting your smartwatch in the mail, you wore it in spite of the fact that you were working with roofing materials and metal flashing without any regard for the glass of said watch, only finding out later what you hath wrought? This is a purely hypothetical question.<br /><br />The kit itself come with multiple ways to understand how to use it, and points out that you may get frustrated with the effort and time needed and to take breaks. Great advice. If you have  scratched watch crystal, I have no doubt in my mind that this will work AND impress you. If you've managed to etch canyons formed over millions of years of erosion into the surface of your watch, like, hypothetically, then temper your expectations.<br /><br />The photo I have posted is the result of using, in sessions, ALL of the included materials plus a buffing pad on a dremel (Be mindful of heating a smartwatch surface if you go that route) and a couple hours of work. Is it perfect? good lord no. did it impress me? Hell yes.  it was difficult to photograph the scratches after the effort. the scratches are on a scale of gone to much smoother but noticeable. It has improved the clarity and the feel of the watch.<br /><br />Is it worth the 18 bucks or whatever? Yes. Just be patient. And don't be an idiot. I'm giving this 4 stars because I'm selfishly keeping a star for me as a consolation for being an idiot.
Rating: 4 stars