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In order for a job to be done properly, the frame really should be annealed to dead soft, engraving work done and then re-hardened. Engraving can be recut without annealing, but harder tools would need to be used to effectively cut through the case. You would have to discuss this with your engraver and have them agree to doing it this way.
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