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Recent arrival that needs some “forced” patina.
What could it be?
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PAM ish?
.....ishOriginally Posted by hughtrimble
No risk leaving the spring bars in during the process?
Same as swimming in the sea.
Been having a blast with this forced patina alchemy. Finally happy with the result.
Before (photo courtesy of seller)
After (not as straight forward as I thought)
Finally (combination of vinegar, salt and liver of sulphur)
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^ Those last set of photos look great! Good result.
Cheers..
Jase
Loving that, the NATO really works too.
great result!
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That is a very good result.
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Looks excellent, if you have any tips could you PM me, if you have the time, as wanting to do something similar to my Spinnaker Tesei Bronze.
Looks really unique with the patina, love the result
The end result is quality.
I was in an AD yesterday, talking about part exchange watches. They had just taken in a Tudor Bronze that was that heavily patinated that the only real way to get it back to any saleable condition was to strip it down and clean the case and exterior components. In any other situation, the guy said that they wouldn’t have taken it in but it was a returning customer who had purchased the watch from them initially. I’d have loved to have seen it.
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