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stew77 wrote:watchdaddy1 wrote:
Nice. I'm Still w/ the Bronze (3 days now) I
William...that's some killer looking patina you've got developing already!!!
You giving it a little assist??? Awesome results!!!
Thanks Buddy,
yes liver of sulphur, but took almost all of it off.
Been giving it some salt water treatments couple times a day
tried the eggs trick-
-but I'm done w/ it, time for the El- natural to do it's job..
I'm enamored w/ this piece something fierce..
That Seiko is SICK
Thanks for the thumbs-up on the Emporer William!!!
It is a sweet tool of a watch and SERIOUSLY well built...a Cracker for sure IMO!!! 
Like you, I've been experimenting with patina on the BronzeMo this afternoon...I've been through a few rounds (with liver of sulfur only...have hear the egg treatment is not so great on CuSn8)...I think I'm pretty much back to where you are and ready to let it go natural...(have put in on and taken it all off a few times already)....
Patina experiments aside...I agree with you...one seriously killer piece and I love it!
