You just have to show...

... patience

Has your beauty got in touch with water so far? Perhaps that would accelerate the process...

But - on the other side - what for?

Your watch will ripe slowly and become more and more a "product" of your personal life.

It will ripe like good wine.

All the best, Thomas

Tudor Black Bay Bronze - bronze patina developing

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : July 2nd, 2016-21:03

very very slowly though. Maybe because I wear it only 3x or so thus far as I rotate watches daily. Maybe because of the bronze with aluminium alloy so it does not oxidize as fast as say the Oris Bronze. But what I saw is the bronze looking more and more m...

You just answered to one of the questions I had in mind.

By: amanico : July 2nd, 2016-23:40

While on the Oris, it was well known that the patina will develop in a fast way, I wondered if, due to the different alloy, the Tudor would change, and if yes, in such a strong way. It seems that it will take more time and that it will be more subtle. Whi...

I am so happy my friend

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : July 3rd, 2016-06:34

It is rare that I can poison the Vlad lol!! :p

I have a feeling it will take some time to build patina.

By: Bill : July 3rd, 2016-01:04

Just judging from the picture and as nico noted comparing to an oris or the Brozo from Panerai. That seems like a good thing.

I think so too Bill

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : July 3rd, 2016-06:34

It will be slow but stable and I think it will be nicely developed , the patina I meant

Very nice. I like the fact it won't patina fast to tell the story of the wrist wear more over time. [nt]

By: Warrenjared1 : July 3rd, 2016-03:14

Good point my friend

By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : July 3rd, 2016-06:35

Slow but steady and it tells the story from a long term perspective