PATIKIL Polarized Film Sheets, Adhesive Polarizer Linear Polarizing Filter for Screen, Photography, Lighting, 7"x7"/18cmx18cm

This is a Casio AE-1200WH with an SKXmods stainless steel housing with a sapphire crystal and bracelet kit, and my first ever display inversion.I haven't had time to do an actual permanent display swap to negative, but holding the film up to a display that I had already removed the factory film showed a very crisp looking negative display. I can't wait to see it after I've removed the protective films and have it secured and permanently stuck to the LCD. I have no doubt that I'm probably going to screw it up on the first try, so it's a good thing I bought this fairly large 7"×7" sheet because I have several watches that I'd like to swap to negative polarization.EDIT on 04/20/2025:This fim is even better than I had planned on. It's definitely a lot crisper and slightly heavier gauge than the original film used on this watch. A word of warning though... Double check and triple check your alignment and make sure you have the film perfectly centered and lined up with all four edges and corners before you apply final pressure for its final fitment. It doesn't remove as easily as the factory stuff does, although it does remove a lot cleaner with zero adhesive residue left behind on the display. If you have it permanently placed but you need to remove it, you'll need to cut a new piece and start over from the beginning.This is the first watch that I've inverted to negative display. I failed the first time. Miserably. Start over. The second time was much better, but I had the bottom alignment too far down and I already had it pressed down permanently before I realized it. Late at night. Getting tired equals sloppy work. Third time's a charm. Perfection. Awesome clarity of digits, no air bubbles, and most impostantly, aligned perfectly. Definitely worth the investment and time it took.Nevermind the slightly dim segments on the digital display where it shows 18:56:37. It isn't on the actual display. Probably caused by the flash.

Wanted a clear sheet, but this is tinted. Was polarized.