I can't even imagine what it would look like in 60 years..
since it is only about 90 days old. I have to admit that I am loving the way it changes every day. Best regards Nicolas Victor
LOVE me some PATINA :-)
Wish I could of spared the coin for 1 , so I went the alternate route..
Very nice.
Every one of this model will eventually be different and unique in its own way. That's fascinating.
Thank you Luis.
It is true that they will all age differently, and the cool thing is that you can see the changes almost day to day. Best regards Victor
Great patina picture of your Panerai PAM507 !
May I ask how long you've had it, so we can know the timeframe of the developed patina? Thanks! Cheers, Anthony
That is good question, and it brings out one of the best things
about this watch. Let me start by saying that I almost passed on this watch. I had never been a fan of broze watches. I had held a pristine 382 and to be honest, I though it was nice, but not enough to buy one. When I held my 507, I was surprised at the f...
Hhehe didn't know about the ketchup trick!
Thanks for sharing your story! Cheers, Anthony
Mine has never been like that.
Is the pool water fresh with chlorine or salt water? Best regards Victor
Sorry Nicolas,
about the late reply. When I got the watch, I did some research on accelerating the development of the patina as well as cleaning the watch without damaging it. I read a few articles, ranging from hardcore chemistry to everyday household tips. In one of t...
One question though...
Did you sell the 382 before it developed any patina or your 382 did NOT patina at all? Would have thought they've used the same material between 382 & 507?
I did not own a 382.
A friend of mine owns it, and I just tried it on when he bought it. I have been told, that it is the exact same formula on both the 507 and 382, but my watch has never looked like some of the 382 I have seen( including the one in this thread) even after b...