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Hazy screen on Fenix 6X sapphire

Can this haziness be removed on the sapphire glass from the anti reflective coating thats has seen wear.

Thanks

  • Once the coating has been damaged, your watch will need to be exchanged.

    Please reach out to Outdoor Product Support in your region.

  • Can this haziness be removed on the sapphire glass from the anti reflective coating thats has seen wear.

    Thanks

    I was in a similar situation with my Omega X-33 watch.  The anti-reflective coating had become very scratched, but the underlying watch glass was still unscratched.  The easy solution was to simply remove the anti-reflective coating leaving the smooth (and clear) watch glass.  Benefits of the anti-reflective coating were obviously lost, but the watch face was clear and easily visible.

    The anti-reflective coating was removed using a product called Polywatch Polish:

    It is available from various retailers including on Amazon: Polywatch Polish on Amazon

    Note: This version of Polywatch is designed to remove scratches from plastic watch crystals, but it is the correct version to use when removing the anti-reflective coating from a Sapphire watch crystal - as is your case.

    You may want to give it a try.

    HTH