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I find myself seduced by bronze..
Two weeks in and the BB Bronze still commands my lust. Only wear this of an evening and weekend and I am happy I found it. Patina seems to be a lot slower than I was expecting which is a plus for me. Let’s see what it looks like in a month.
Thanks for looking.
Regards, Kurt. 
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I find myself seduced by bronze..
Two weeks in and the BB Bronze still commands my lust. Only wear this of an evening and weekend and I am happy I found it. Patina seems to be a lot slower than I was expecting which is a plus for me. Let’s see what it looks like in a month. Thanks for loo...
I would totally go for a bronze Tudor if only I could get over the oxidation changes that happen over time *sigh*
But it really does look great on you. 👌🏽
Nice Tudor innit
I have my love/dread for bronze too. I might get this piece or the bronze 58 and have fun trying to maintain the watch with as little patina as possible.
If you do it then I’ll do it 😁
To be fair, I wouldn’t need a bronze piece to stay “as new” indefinitely; but some of the pieces like Panerai seemed to change really fast. I don’t mind cleaning it, as long as it’s actually possible to keep it close to new. Come to think of it, I wonder ...
Maybe it’s the protective film
It minimises oxidation, until removed. Yes I heard they oxidise quickly. I’ll have a good think abt a bronze piece. Maybe still, the Tudor BB.
Yes it is thanks.
I’m amazed as it’s a watch I never imagined myself owning until I tried it on in the flesh and the rest is history.