patina

[tribe125]

I like the softer look.

Joking aside, so do I. I think you’ve got it just right - let the patina build up and then take it back a notch or two.

You don’t really want your watch to look as though it’s been rediscovered on the ocean floor after being lost. Well, not unless that actually happened.

[Seriously]

You don’t really want your watch to look as though it’s been rediscovered on the ocean floor after being lost

https://28daysearlier.com/2016/10/16...st-for-patina/

[hayday]

Yikes, although that would awesome if it could be restored. What a story that would tell.

[iyonk]

I only have one brass watch on courtesy of mlcor..
i clean it up with toothpaste and small brush when i got it 1,5 years ago..and let it naturally develop surface patina ever since.. it look much darker indoor..
someday i might try bronze watch just to check how differ it is from brass..

[geoffbot]

I only have one brass watch on courtesy of mlcor..
i clean it up with toothpaste and small brush when i got it 1,5 years ago..and let it naturally develop surface patina ever since.. it look much darker indoor..
someday i might try bronze watch just to check how differ it is from brass..

That is a good looking watch

[rodia77]

Wherever you go, take a lemon.

Or buy lots of drinks that come with a lemon. Take your lemon, pass us the rest.

[Strela167]

Ought to re-new my bronzegate, we'll see

[Seriously]

Or buy lots of drinks that come with a lemon. Take your lemon, pass us the rest.

Mine's a pint

[mlcor]

I only have one brass watch on courtesy of mlcor..
i clean it up with toothpaste and small brush when i got it 1,5 years ago..and let it naturally develop surface patina ever since.. it look much darker indoor..
someday i might try bronze watch just to check how differ it is from brass..

Has it been a year and a half already?? Wow, time flies. Glad you're still enjoying it.