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Modifications to my Linde Werdelin 3 Timer
Although not obvious from photos the combination of polished surfaces and sharp angles result in this watch being very shiny in certain light conditions and the bezel almost looking diamond encrusted if the light catches it just right. Since this is a sport watch it just did not feel right to me, being so shiny and "flashy". I decided to have the polished surfaces brushed and very happy with the results. Here are some pics:
Before:
and after:
So what do you think? An improvement or sacrilege?
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Modifications to my Linde Werdelin 3 Timer
Although not obvious from photos the combination of polished surfaces and sharp angles result in this watch being very shiny in certain light conditions and the bezel almost looking diamond encrusted if the light catches it just right. Since this is a spo...
One more pic
On the wrist, in bright sunshine and no longer the very shiny polished facets...
