Brass rather than bronze, but it'll give you an idea on how they patinate...
Simon
I am considering adding a Bronze cased watch to my small collection.
Intrigued to see how my personal body "odours" would affect the case. How much more personal could you get
I have been researching several of the marques including Tudor, Christopher Ward, Steinhart etc.
But would be very keen to see what other members have got and read their thoughts.
So, please post your photos
Brass rather than bronze, but it'll give you an idea on how they patinate...
Simon
Had this to scratch the itch -
and now have this which has satisfied the itch!!
Eterna Kontiki Bronze LE
2018-03-01 13.31.06 by ataripower, on Flickr
Thank you for those who have posted some photos, please keep them coming
PRS30..
Didn't know vostok had done a bronze.
I do like the Christian ward but waiting for smaller size
Brass not bronze, I love the way my Armida is gently aging in the low corners whilst remaining polished (by sleeves) on the outside edges.
A recent shot midway through picking out 100 years of paint from our ceiling cornice.
Dave
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Mine below, I really like this bronze, I really couldn't decide if I wanted it enough or whether it was just a novelty factor, now that I have it I have to say I can't see me parting company with this for quite some time (said that before and been wrong though).
It is interesting to see how the case develops and for me has genuinely added another dimension to owning this watch.
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This is my only bronze - a 40mm Helson Shark Diver. The 40mm in bronze has since been discontinued but I absolutely love this watch.
Oris Carl Brashear ageing nicely
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Thanks chaps.
Giving me lots of food for thought.
Has anyone got a Christopher Ward Trident Bronze?
Still quite new ... Arrived in Dec
Still enjoying the patination process
z
Both the Pinion's shown above are excellent.
I think bronze should be a bit left field really, I don't really go for bronze as a variation of an already well established model.
The one I really desire is the Schofield Bronze Beater.
Here’s are my two and you will find one of these on SC! (Subtle plug!)
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Zelos
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Archimede Bronze Pilot
My BB Bronze, had it for some 5 months now. It is my work beater for a hostile environment but I also love it. On the black NATO it has a superb tool watch vibe, feels bulletproof, great heft. Also, is nice to watch the patination develop. Not constantly of course 20180316_154916.jpg
Seriously thought about the new Oris Pointer Bronze but, don't think I could cope with the 'Patina' unless there's a way to neutralise or remove it. Any recommendations other than don't buy a bronze watch?
I made this one a year or so ago.
Silicon Bronze case, Titanium back.
Carbon Fibre Dial with Titanium '12' marker and Bronze hands.
There's a making it thread here: http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...-(Photo-heavy) but photobucket has made it less good as I haven't managed to move the pictures...
Dave
Ordered a CW Trident C60 Bronze yesterday, so hopefully will arrive today.
Looking forward to seeing one in the flesh.
And with their 60 day return policy, just in case, it's a no-brainer
Though the BB Bronze is still a contender.
No, I tried the ordinary 38mm Trident a while back and found it a bit too small. So this time going for the larger one.
Shame since 43mm Is too big for me. 38mm seems small. 40 would of been better