pfang56
2086
Quick comparison of Ceramic finishing...
Hi all,
After a few weeks of owning the Barrichello I thought it was useful to do a quick side by side of the Ceramic finishing of the Barrichello (produced over a decade ago) vs the newer Perpetual ceramic.
To me, it's clear that there has clearly been an improvement in AP's expert finishing of ceramic pieces - don't know if this is the best photo to compare but it's a start. What you can clearly see is that for the perpetual you can see the finishing to be the same as the RG portion of the Barrichello.
I'm hoping for more new pieces leveraging this expertise! I'm wondering if others have noticed this too?
Cheers
Peter
Quick comparison of Ceramic finishing...
Hi all, After a few weeks of owning the Barrichello I thought it was useful to do a quick side by side of the Ceramic finishing of the Barrichello (produced over a decade ago) vs the newer Perpetual ceramic. To me, it\'s clear that there has clearly been ...
The treatment of ceramic is most visible on the bezel...
The old style was often called as "rain drops" bezel vs newer vertical lines bezel brush... they changed all models to vertical lines brush after the first batch of RG and SS 44mm ROOs....
Ahh just saw your post a year ago...
I could see the charm of the old vs the elegance of the new! Wonder if it’s considered more difficult to do the raindrops or the vertical lines? Peter
I prefer the newer style ceramic
What a difference a decade or so has made in the quality of finishing 👍
Agreed
When AP first launch ceramic bezels in the earlier offshore models, they use a matte finishing on the surface. Then it's replaced with in my opinion, much visually appealing straight line finishing, that really plays beautifully with light. Actually, I th...