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| Posted: Mon Dec 5th, 2011 07:18 am |
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FnuSnu99 3T WIS 
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Well, the sheriff is gonna crap ALL over this, but from the picture it looks like lead to me ...And yes William, I know that lead is one of the softest metals out there, and that for the life of me I can`t see that it would be suitable for a bezel/case back. But since there are more than a few other "strange" suggestions here, I thought what the heck ... But, lead? nahh, don`t really think so. But hey, maybe Kaz has come up with a neat way to treat lead iot "harden it up" ? Have gotten the umbrella out, so I`ll be ready for the shit-storm from the north, hehe 
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| Posted: Mon Dec 5th, 2011 09:31 am |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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FnuSnu99 wrote: Well, the sheriff is gonna crap ALL over this, but from the picture it looks like lead to me ...And yes William, I know that lead is one of the softest metals out there, and that for the life of me I can`t see that it would be suitable for a bezel/case back. But since there are more than a few other "strange" suggestions here, I thought what the heck ...would'nt lead in a watch cause lead poisoning?...or does it has to be ingested?...I'll go woth Zinc as the mystery metal... 
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| Posted: Mon Dec 5th, 2011 11:29 am |
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Hammerfjord Moderator 
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oagaspar wrote:FnuSnu99 wrote:Well, the sheriff is gonna crap ALL over this, but from the picture it looks like lead to me ...And yes William, I know that lead is one of the softest metals out there, and that for the life of me I can`t see that it would be suitable for a bezel/case back. But since there are more than a few other "strange" suggestions here, I thought what the heck ...would'nt lead in a watch cause lead poisoning?...or does it has to be ingested?...I'll go woth Zinc as the mystery metal... Lead and zinc...Rolf: You can rip into lead with a good nail...Hahaha, that's not what you need on a bezel! Also, I would't scratch any part of my body day after day to those metals guys: No thanks. Even the transfer through the skin may be small, I would not recommend it. 
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| Posted: Mon Dec 5th, 2011 11:39 am |
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Hammerfjord Moderator
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Well, the sheriff is gonna crap ALL over this, but ... Even worst Rolf: You forced me to take out your last new-year picture...Way too much vodka amigo, next time I come with some soda   The way I see it, Kazim want to hold it secret, so even I was right with the Molybdenum, he would not comment it...That's what he did so maybe I was right...Moohahaha
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| Posted: Fri Dec 9th, 2011 03:47 am |
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FnuSnu99 3T WIS
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Hammerfjord wrote: Hehe, Ok, I`ll blame it on Single Malt then (Vodka is for long drinks, and long drinks are for girls:0)Well, the sheriff is gonna crap ALL over this, but ... But quite clearly we are not talking lead here guys, transfer etc as Oscar talks about, and of course ...lead is soft as putty, no argument there. Nevertheless, hope Kazim will shed some light on this mystery of his anytime soon, `cause looks like he`s got a few WIS`eagerly awaiting the unveiling.
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| Posted: Sat Dec 10th, 2011 05:07 pm |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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Okay...I'll let the secret out!...it's fossilized bratwurst from the German Dynasty,rumored to have been served to royalty in the late 13th century,and found buried deep below the earths crust among the ruins!
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| Posted: Thu Dec 22nd, 2011 09:05 pm |
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serge 3T WIS
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I'm a new member but I check this thread every couple of days waiting for an update. I hope to be able to purchase one of these!
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| Posted: Fri Dec 23rd, 2011 07:37 am |
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Hammerfjord Moderator
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serge wrote:I'm a new member but I check this thread every couple of days waiting for an update. I hope to be able to purchase one of these! Welcome Serge! Please take the time to introduce yourself in the "new member" topic. I'm waiting too for this new hat-trick from Kazimon!
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| Posted: Mon Dec 26th, 2011 05:41 am |
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Kazimon 3T WIS 
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ok guys.... i am in the testing process.... and to let you know. its a special steel which i use for the bezel and caseback only, which will only rust on the surface(yes only surface. the rust wont go through the whole material)and the case will be bronze. i think the mix of bronze with rusted stainless steel will look great having a vintage look, note:this watch is sold out with a back-up waiting list.
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| Posted: Mon Dec 26th, 2011 06:13 am |
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FnuSnu99 3T WIS
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Hmmm, rusted steel on bronze case ...That sounds interesting indeed Kaz. Will the rusting process "stop" or is it an ongoing process as with normal rust? And one might end up with all details on bezel and case back "eaten away" after some years? Just wondering, but the pictures I get in my head of a "rusted apperance on a bronze case ..." sure looks nice. Can`t wait to se some more pictures! If not all exposing, could you at least post a picture of the rusted apperance of the metal? And enjoy the hollidays Kazim! Rolf
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| Posted: Wed Jan 4th, 2012 10:03 am |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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carbon steel...
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| Posted: Wed Jan 4th, 2012 02:42 pm |
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Hammerfjord Moderator
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Been misleaded there... I understood that it was another metal than steel. Usual carbon steel can rust deep Oscar: Not only superficially.
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