Baltic Aquascaphe Bronze & a Year of Patina

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Baltic Aquascaphe Bronze & A Year Of Patina - AJ Barse

2020; the year where we all felt a little weathered - or dare I say patina'd? Within this community of enthusiasts, it's common to find reviews and a 'week on the wrist,' but today I inadvertently offer a different take on a material, and a watch, in a year long 'pandemic on the wrist' with the Baltic Aquascaphe Bronze.

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A pandemic year of patina on the wrist

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foghorn
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Nothing beats a natural bronze patina. I have both aluminum bronze and Cusn8 examples and love the qualities of both. I don't "take care" of my bronze. I let it do it's own thing and enjoy the uniqueness. I would never even think of cleaning it up or (gasp!) try to influence the patina.