Baltic Aquascaphe Titanium
Hello all.
I am a fan of the brand and have owned 5 Baltic’s, all Aquascaphes. The current is a bronze blue gilt.
One of them took a huge hit falling into a hard tiled floor but held it together perfectly.
I’am very tempted to go for the titanium on blue dial but I am not sure it would handle scratches after a while.
Does anyone have a long term ‘relationship’ with one ?
Is the titanium prone to collect scratches?
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Rafael
Mechanical Engineer, Grease monkey, mad about watches, working with Electric Car Batteries Repairs and After Sales Process Consulting. Yes, All over the place!
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I believe it is better, especially if it has a coating too, but that can still get damaged 🤷♂️
Why do scratches matter? Are you going to sell it? If it has no polished surfaces why worry about them.
Why do scratches matter? Are you going to sell it? If it has no polished surfaces why worry about them.
They bother me. That’s what I love about the bronze aquascaphe. They look good beaten up and the patina hides the scratches.