Bvlgari Gerald Genta Gefica Hunter Impressions

brauner · 2022-02-05T07:46:59Z

Explore the Bvlgari Gerald Genta Gefica Hunter, a unique bronze watch with distinctive rivets. Learn how to maintain its pristine condition and appreciate its design.

Brauner shares captivating impressions of the Bvlgari Gerald Genta Gefica Hunter, a watch renowned for its distinctive design and bronze case. This post offers a visual journey into the unique aesthetic of this timepiece, highlighting its 'riveting' details and how its bronze case patinates beautifully over time. The discussion also provides practical advice on maintaining its pristine condition.

Key Points from the Discussion

The original poster shared details about 'Elsterglanz', an acid-free, preserving paste suitable for copper, brass, and bronze, used to maintain the watch's condition.
A user inquired about the specific product and method used to clean the bronze case, indicating interest in maintaining similar watches.
The watch was described as a 'statement piece' with 'riveting' details, and 'super cool and unique', evoking imagery of 'Captain Nemo'.
The bronze case's aging process was praised for its beauty, with questions raised about how its pristine condition is maintained.
The watch was characterized as an 'incredible piece of FUNctional horological art'.

The Discussion

jenjames

Feb 5, 2022

Wow that bronze case age very nicely! How do you manage to keep it in such pristine condition! Looks great on you too! Keeper!

Fastwong

Feb 5, 2022

LOL! Such a unique piece and so well maintained! :)

Chicolini

Feb 5, 2022

No Brauner! Love your watch. I have a Safari with similar case and want to clean it up like yours. What can you tell

me about the product you use and where to get it and how to use it? Thank you so much!

Chicolini

Feb 5, 2022

I meant “Hi Brauner!”

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brauner

Feb 6, 2022

No worries and sorry for late answer.

It is a paste I found in the www after some surching. It is called "Elsterglanz", www.ahrenshof.de . The paste is acid free and preserving, good for copper, brass and bronze. The instructions for use say to rub the surface with a dump sponge and wipe clean. I delute the paste with some water and use a soft brush. I would recommend. But you can find other solutions in the web.

Chicolini

Feb 6, 2022

Thank you so much Brauner!

Really appreciate it. Enjoy your Sunday my friend!