Bronzo watch thread

[koko105]

Alright pal,I definitely will do
I haven't got a patina that I'm totally happy with as of yet.
Don't get me wrong,I love the watch changing as the patina forms,but I'm too finicky......I'm sure I will get there in the end[emoji6]



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I am quiet sure to that you will get the result you are looking for [emoji106][emoji106]

 

[koko105]

Very nice patina

 

[Philph23]

I never saw a bronzo with a good amount of patina being cleaned and have that shiny new look again... that is what keep me from have this blue one very patinated...
They look clear but all matte.



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Just done mine with lemon juice. It's twice cleaner and shinier than when it 1st arrived. All I've done after the lemon juice is gave it a little buff with nothing but a microfibre cloth! [emoji6][emoji106]




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[Sparky28]

Just done mine with lemon juice. It's twice cleaner and shinier than when it 1st arrived. All I've done after the lemon juice is gave it a little buff with nothing but a microfibre cloth! [emoji6][emoji106]




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It's looking good brother
Did you clean it neat on a cloth?
It's turned out well & definetly better than the method I used,
I mixed freshly squeezed lemon juice with some bicarbonate into a wet thickish paste,left in on the watch for 20 mins.
Mine turned out well but a chew having to mix etc


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[replikmaster]

Just done mine with lemon juice. It's twice cleaner and shinier than when it 1st arrived. All I've done after the lemon juice is gave it a little buff with nothing but a microfibre cloth! [emoji6][emoji106]




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Wow beautiful!
Your patina was so good! I will let mine develop some patina too.... good to know yours could be like new again!



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[Pelagic]

Everyone's bronzo's are looking great! Been playing with a few straps. This canvas just came in with a bronze buckle.



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[Pelagic]

Also ran a pressure test. Passed at 6atm. Ready for the beach!


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[Raspymcnasty]

Ok yall are killing me, seriously.
I have a 127 and a lhd pelagos and a LV sub coming in from china and told myself no more watches till next month, but damn!
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So which TD has best deal? ^^

 

[Pelagic]

I deal with sead. Great customer service. Never had an issue with him.


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[replikmaster]

Also ran a pressure test. Passed at 6atm. Ready for the beach!


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You had it sealed or it was straight from the factory?


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[Pelagic]

Just silicone all the o-rings.


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[Philph23]

It's looking good brother
Did you clean it neat on a cloth?
It's turned out well & definetly better than the method I used,
I mixed freshly squeezed lemon juice with some bicarbonate into a wet thickish paste,left in on the watch for 20 mins.
Mine turned out well but a chew having to mix etc


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I let it soak just for a few minutes in lemon juice( not watered down) then give it a scrub for a couple of minutes with the toothbrush. That was it 10 mins work at the most. Rinsed it under tap for 2 minutes, dried it off and a quick buff with cloth, no polish or anything! Back on strap again now. Gunna let it gain a natural patina and see how it goes again. [emoji23]






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[Sparky28]

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I've just ordered some of that stuff,is it as good as I've read about?
Do you just roll your O rings in the tub or do you just apply it with your fingers?


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[Sparky28]

I let it soak just for a few minutes in lemon juice( not watered down) then give it a scrub for a couple of minutes with the toothbrush. That was it 10 mins work at the most. Rinsed it under tap for 2 minutes, dried it off and a quick buff with cloth, no polish or anything! Back on strap again now. Gunna let it gain a natural patina and see how it goes again. [emoji23]






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That's definitely the easiest way I've heard so far,
Well your watch is looking good,it was looking good before you cleaned it but us fellas are finicky fxxkers[emoji6]


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[Philph23]

This is all I used, virtually totally submersed it for about5 minutes so i suppose I've done a real water test at same time lol. [emoji106]







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[Philph23]

This is what I use @Sparky28 to do all my case back gaskets with every watch I get. Follow the link on eBay>

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191427154917


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[Pelagic]

I've just ordered some of that stuff,is it as good as I've read about?
Do you just roll your O rings in the tub or do you just apply it with your fingers?


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Remove all the o rings and use a small brush you don't need much, or use one of these. They spread the grease evenly and are easy to use.



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[Sparky28]

This is what I use @Sparky28 to do all my case back gaskets with every watch I get. Follow the link on eBay>

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191427154917


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Cheers fella,
Is it good & easy to use?
You've obviously got confidence in it if your running water over your bronzo for 2mins [emoji6]


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[Sparky28]

Remove all the o rings and use a small brush you don't need much, or use one of these. They spread the grease evenly and are easy to use.
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Thanks pal,
I'm just starting in stripping watches down so I'm still "wet behind the ears" so to speak & hence all the questions [emoji106]


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