Freaky Friday: Bronze patina - real world example

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Edit: if Tudor made the BB58 in bronze with a blue dial & bezel at 39mm that would be a winner

no blue dial but at least they fixed the bracelet. That’s why I had to get rid of my original BB58. It’s was either too big or too small
 
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It's the day before Freaky Friday but maybe this will inspire you to get your freak on tomorrow.

Mighty Oris bronze meets mighty Redwood

 
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Great thread. Has me thinking about my "hole snipe" days; my fingers are twitching, thinking about the can of Never-Dull.
 
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Great thread. Has me thinking about my "hole snipe" days; my fingers are twitching, thinking about the can of Never-Dull.

That's a risk. Got to fight the feeling. This is good therapy for any compulsive behavior, particularly for cleanliness tendencies.
 
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Any ideas and experiments on removing bronze patina? In case at some point I'd like to restore the watch "new" look?
 
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Any ideas and experiments on removing bronze patina? In case at some point I'd like to restore the watch "new" look?

I haven't tried it but the internet says it cleans up nicely. I think i read lemon juice works.

Any one else dealt with bringing bronze back to original?
 
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Rolf Studer (Oris CEO) latest post.



I think it looks fabulous…take it to the Ocean Dave!
Rolf Studer (Oris CEO) latest post.



I think it looks fabulous…take it to the Ocean Dave!

Now that looks authentic. Just like a turnbuckle on a trawler in North Altantic. Doesn't get any brassier than that. 😀

Man! Now I want a brass watch.
 
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I got this revelot about 2 years ago. Cusn8 bronze but I don't think it has as much coating as my Hamilton as it's going towards a nice matte brown.