Bronzo watch thread

[Thewatchwolf]

Question
Will using peek polish remove the bezel brush marks?

 

[koko105]

I haven't sealed it yet so the metal is open to the elements.Ive never worn it outside yet or got it wet/submersed it.
Both processes would speed up the patina growth I would imagine.
I have noticed the slight dulling of the shine & that's only 2-3 days after I initially removed the patina & polished it.Im guessing this is down to the grease or contaminants off my fingers.So I'm still on the hunt for some sealing wax,I've never had chance to totally research it properly but I'm hoping to have something ordered for the weekend.

Edit:I've just purchased some sealing wax that will be delivered before the weekend.
I will "Peek" the watch over the weekend then seal with the wax.
I will post the pictures hopefully showing how the wax alters the shine/gloss of the watch plus how easy it is applied to the watch........watch this space

Best of luck my friend

 

[koko105]

I haven't sealed it yet so the metal is open to the elements.Ive never worn it outside yet or got it wet/submersed it.
Both processes would speed up the patina growth I would imagine.
I have noticed the slight dulling of the shine & that's only 2-3 days after I initially removed the patina & polished it.Im guessing this is down to the grease or contaminants off my fingers.So I'm still on the hunt for some sealing wax,I've never had chance to totally research it properly but I'm hoping to have something ordered for the weekend.

Edit:I've just purchased some sealing wax that will be delivered before the weekend.
I will "Peek" the watch over the weekend then seal with the wax.
I will post the pictures hopefully showing how the wax alters the shine/gloss of the watch plus how easy it is applied to the watch........watch this space

Best of luck my friend

We all here wait for the result of your experiment

 

[voxx]

Question
Will using peek polish remove the bezel brush marks?

No. ..it only works on oxidation changes and removes that. it's like brasso or any other metal cleaner it will not remove paint

 

[mysterio]

Question
Will using peek polish remove the bezel brush marks?

By bezel brush marks you mean the brushed circular marks around the bezel? Well unless peek is just another version of cape cod, it shouldn't. The marks are machined. I have seen a bronzo polished by cape cod and it was hideous.

 

[Thewatchwolf]

By bezel brush marks you mean the brushed circular marks around the bezel? Well unless peek is just another version of cape cod, it shouldn't. The marks are machined. I have seen a bronzo polished by cape cod and it was hideous.

Yes that's what I was talking about. I remember reading a thread about someone who polished their 382 with a cape cod and removed all the machined brush marks. Was just wondering if the peek polish was abrasive. Thanks for the reply man! And awesome review on the 671!

 

[mysterio]

Yes that's what I was talking about. I remember reading a thread about someone who polished their 382 with a cape cod and removed all the machined brush marks. Was just wondering if the peek polish was abrasive. Thanks for the reply man! And awesome review on the 671!

Trying to find an image of it but unsuccessful. I read about Peek application on brushed surfaces.

https://www.tripeek.com/faqs.html#6

Oh, and thanks.

 

[koko105]

Trying to find an image of it but unsuccessful. I read about Peek application on brushed surfaces.

https://www.tripeek.com/faqs.html#6

Oh, and thanks.

But this article didn't mention bronze as one of the metals that peek can polish

 

[yngchrn]

 

[hykenny]

Lemon Bath

 

[Sparky28]

Lemon Bath

I'd be happy with them results from the lemon bath,
That's a cracking bronzo you have there m8


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[koko105]

Lemon Bath

The result is amazing my friend & you picked an awesome strap for this beauty

Did you use equal amount of water & lemon
Or you used only lemon juice

Did you fully submerged the watch in the liquid because the photo didn't show it submerged?

Let us know more about your experiment [emoji106][emoji106]

 

[hykenny]

The result is amazing my friend & you picked an awesome strap for this beauty

Did you use equal amount of water & lemon
Or you used only lemon juice

Did you fully submerged the watch in the liquid because the photo didn't show it submerged?

Let us know more about your experiment [emoji106][emoji106]

I just used lemon juice(the one that the bottle just like a lemon) without adding water.
First attempt, so just soak half of the watch in it.

 

[koko105]

I just used lemon juice(the one that the bottle just like a lemon) without adding water.
First attempt, so just soak half of the watch in it.

How come the lemon juice didn't touch the bezel or the upper part of the watch & became shinny like this

 

[hykenny]

How come the lemon juice didn't touch the bezel or the upper part of the watch & became shinny like this

I flip it upside down.

 

[mysterio]

I used a half/half mixture of lemon juice and warm water (apparently it accelerates the reaction), but normal temp water works just as well. Immersion in the solution for a maximum of 15 minutes (it's actually 30 minutes but I don't want to go over).

 

[koko105]

I flip it upside down.

This thread seems will be quiet interesting and will be soon full of ideas

 

[koko105]

I flip it upside down.

Good idea my friend @hykenny

 

[koko105]

https://youtu.be/gV7cG31or6g

I found this video on YouTube for a guy using a mix of Fanta beverage and lemon to remove patina

I believe the outcome of what he did wasn't satisfactory for me at least despite he used a real pam382 and the guy is working for a big company selling authentic watches

It seems we have a far better experienced guys here at the forum

 

[SuperLory]

@Chiko Corleone fyi