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It’s only the discrepancy between
the case and dial which bothers me: the aging of the case isn’t a problem at all in itself, it’s a great part of the appeal of course! So I want the patina on the case and bracelet, but with a pristine dial I would be constantly reminded of the fact that it’s not one of these wonderful vintage Rootbeers…
Anyone like the retro look of the Tudor Bronze
Saw this one at a Tudor boutique several months ago, and it instantly reminded me of my vintage gold 1675. I’m really enjoying it and can’t wait to see how the bronze patina ages over time! ...
I've been very tempted by this one too!
But I hardly ever wear bracelet watches out of summer. I was also a little bit worried about the dial remaining pristine while the case and bracelet are aging or getting patina pretty quickly. Best, Emmanuel ...
I wouldn’t let the aging of the case and bracelet stop you, Emmanuel. If you’re not happy with the aging, you can reverse the process and bring the case and bracelet back to its original color by soaking it in denture cleaner.
This Reddit post explains: https://www.reddit.com/r/Tudor/s/3DS5SJ3kjA
It’s only the discrepancy between
the case and dial which bothers me: the aging of the case isn’t a problem at all in itself, it’s a great part of the appeal of course! So I want the patina on the case and bracelet, but with a pristine dial I would be constantly reminded of the fact that ...
Very Nice!
I have been tempted by this one but never pulled the trigger. I will be curious to see how it ages and develops patina.