What polishing cloth do you use on your watch?

[Prsist]

After cleaning or for a quick wipe down, I was curious what others use. I've read multi-purpose wipes are a quick way to clean a watch and I just use microfiber clothes/towels that I picked up for the auto store or camera shop.

[maxman]

I use Cape cods,they work very well Imho. They dont only polish but remove minor scratches and blemishes.

[Prsist]

I use Cape cods,they work very well Imho. They dont only polish but remove minor scratches and blemishes.

Not for titanium and brushed metals.

[Ronin]

Well to "Polish" the shiny bits and remove scratches, then Cape Cod. If I read your post correctly it sounds like you are asking about everyday cleaning?

For every day cleaning of my water resistant watches, I just use warm water and Dawn dish soap, and polish with the bulk micro-fiber cloths available at Costco. (Actually half the time, I skip the water and just use the micro-fiber).

I now have a professional grade ultrasonic for the occasional deep clean of a bracelet or 'empty' case.

[jchurch]

fiberglass pen and a capecod cloth depends on what kind of finish I need lol.

[jchurch]

Oh and I like the ultra sonic for cleaning the rubber strap and bracelets. LOL

[maxman]

Not for titanium and brushed metals.

I should have added that i use Scotch brite pads on my brushed ss. The cape cods and SBP keep my watches looking brand new. When using the SBP always go In one direction,try to go with the grain. Cant tell what to use on titanium,google search should prove helpful

[jchurch]

I have used the fiberglass pen on my titanium pathfinder... should be good to go if you use that.

[maxman]

I have used the fiberglass pen on my titanium pathfinder... should be good to go if you use that.

I now remember hearing good things about the "fiberglass pen" when It came to titanium,seems to work well

[vlydog]

I use Horosafe Nanofibre polishing cloths.

They can be found here: http://www.bostonwatchexchange.com/servlet/the-Watch-Scratch-Removal/Categories