Just a question. Even after 45min I don't seem to be able to rid of 95% of the patina. Has anyone tried resting patina with a stronger acid like Coca-Cola?
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Yup that looks goodOn a 24mm NATO strap. Looks great without any gaps at the lugs.
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I am a bit disappointed in the nato as well. Good 1st effort. My wrist is close to 7 and after what seems like hours of adjusting the buckle it fits decent but all the holes are freeing badly from pulling it through to wear itJust got my kw today... It's a beautiful watch. Really disappointed that the NATO is so short. If your wrist is over 7 inches, it's useless. The leather strap is passable for now. One thought, I think brass would be a better material to use for this watch. It's much closer in color than the (too red) color bronze they are using. My Regina brass watch looks closer to the gen and even seems to patina in the same way (more of a greyish than brown patina). But at the price, don't hesitate... This is a stunning watch.
By far the best pictures available on the Tudor Bronze! Great shots mate and rep points for doing this.
Well [MENTION=89747]Gazz[/MENTION] is known for his ability to use light and camera to create stunning photos. Great post gazz. There are many great photographer's here and across the street that do a tremendous job portraying watches.By far the best pictures available on the Tudor Bronze! Great shots mate and rep points for doing this.
Viewing his beautiful pictures drives home my desire to have mine in hand that much more. My dealer has had my Tudor Bronze for over month now since I saw the QC pictures. We are waiting on the watch maker to finalize the case work on my other half of the order, an Omega PO Ti LM.Well @Gazz is known for his ability to use light and camera to create stunning photos. Great post gazz. There are many great photographer's here and across the street that do a tremendous job portraying watches.
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