Reply With QuoteMine's more the colour of chocolate now. I wore it every day for about 6 months and then put it away: checked it the other day and was quite surprised to see how dark it's gone.
Eddie
I'm enjoying the lovely patina as it develops, and I'm very pleased with this watch on the heavy Bonetto Cinturini rubber.
Mine's more the colour of chocolate now. I wore it every day for about 6 months and then put it away: checked it the other day and was quite surprised to see how dark it's gone.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
I love the way bronze changes colour, it's so dynamic and makes each piece unique.
Could I trouble you for a picture, Eddie? Sounds intriguing.Originally Posted by swanbourne
Bronze is a lot nicer than brass, it gets a lovely patina.
i let mine patinate but i went off the look and went back to shiny..
That's more than shiny. Have you had the brushing polished off?
BTW Looks good like that. :)
Last edited by Optimum; 23rd March 2016 at 15:58.
i just gave it a light polish ,thats all.its one of the great things about bronze/brass ,you can have whatever finish you like.
I would like to see a pic of Eddis
loving that Patina!
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