Darkening titanium case with oxiclean

[ever glow]

Got inspired when I saw a nicely darkened titanium pam in the pam wristie thread.

Did a Google search on darkening titanium and saw the oxiclean tip on rwg. Figured to try this on my pam692. Onto the pics! (pardon the picture quality.)

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After:

 

[nitocx]

Got inspired when I saw a nicely darkened titanium pam in the pam wristie thread.

Did a Google search on darkening titanium and saw the oxiclean tip on rwg. Figured to try this on my pam692.

After:

You got it..!!..but...why did you do that...?
That shiny watch looked perfect...
Can this darkening be easily reversed ?

It is a matter of taste....congrats in your new looking watch...

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[ever glow]

Matter of personal taste. Liking the gunmetal look.
Plus the markers on the bezel now stand out more due to better contrast.



Will try to get more pics in natural light

 

[89P13]

That came out beautifully. As much as I find the brand new look appealing, there is always something about a watch that looks like it has lived a well loved life. The depth of color coming out of that titanium is impressive. Please show pictures under sunlight. Good luck and enjoy the watch.

 

[ever glow]

Pics in natural light

 

[klockjohan]

A really cool look that is distinct and elevates it from others

 

[89P13]

That really did come out beautiful. The patina on the titanium is rich and gives depth to the metal. The color of it makes the dial and the indices incredibly vibrant. Great job sir, well done.

 

[Hazing]

In the pictures it looks bronze. I can't even process how it looks or probably looks in real life.

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