Last week I told you that Apple Watch it has a small problem, more precisely that the case scratches quite hard during normal use, a multitude of users complain about this on various websites on the Internet. You can see in the images above scratched Apple Watch case, more precisely, how hard it can be scratched during constant use of the watch or placing it around a variety of objects.
Images courtesy of iFixIt, whose guides for replacing Apple Watch components we presented to you last night, and in their case we are most likely talking about ordinary scratches from the use of the watch. Those at iFixIt are known for their mastery of disassembling Apple products with tools that do not damage their casings or components in any way, so there is little chance that those scratches are from them.
Even if this is not true, those scratches can appear in the daily use of watches, as I told you last week, and based on them you can get an idea about what you will see in the watch after days or weeks of use. Apple uses 7000 series aluminum and stainless steel in its watches, both of which can be scratched by harder objects, but in all cases the scratches can be removed.
The simple polishing of the case material removes scratches, and if you are a person who likes to keep his watch as clean and beautiful as possible, then there is a chance that the week of Apple Watch let it be a hobby of yours. If you still want to protect the case from scratches, then probably use some protective films for Apple Watch will be the best solution.
