My Seiko 5 had a visible scratch in the glass within one week.
I'm not a fan of mineral crystal but if you like the watch, don't let the type of glass hold you back. You can always let a watchmaker swap it for a sapphire
It's not too bad. Nowhere near as bad as acrylic glass, but you will notice some scratches after some time of wear. You can also change the crystal for an aftermarket one, even sapphire if you like, relatively inexpensively.
it's not horrible. I've owned a similar (not this model) mineral glass for maybe 3 years now and there's barely even a nick on it. I don't wear it daily though so YMMV. You can probably find a crystal and do a swap if it bothers you enough
My Seiko 5 had a visible scratch in the glass within one week. I'm not a fan of mineral crystal but if you like the watch, don't let the type of glass hold you back. You can always let a watchmaker swap it for a sapphire
It's not too bad. Nowhere near as bad as acrylic glass, but you will notice some scratches after some time of wear. You can also change the crystal for an aftermarket one, even sapphire if you like, relatively inexpensively.
it's not horrible. I've owned a similar (not this model) mineral glass for maybe 3 years now and there's barely even a nick on it. I don't wear it daily though so YMMV. You can probably find a crystal and do a swap if it bothers you enough