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I do hope I'm not the only one but I found the blue second hand for my Fossil watch so I thought I would clean the case ready to build tomorrow.

 

new sonic cleaner arrived today as well so cleaning I noticed some finger prints on the new glass front also a bit off dirt on the case back so I cleaned the case and was going to put both case and case back in together but stopped as I didn't want them rubbing together add scratches so decide to do one at a time however now it comes to clean the case back I can't bloody find it 

ONLY BEEN IN THREE ROOMS office, living room and kitchen and can I for the life of me find it 

It will turn up but when I will never know lol

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Ha ha found it.

Under the coffee machine in the kitchen on top of sonic instructions that had gone underneath my coffee machine. But now I'm in two minds to polish it.  I will see tomorrow if I can find my wizard( black and decker) Dremel 

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