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47mm Egi, Ferric chloride treated - updated

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gtwc

This looks stunning.

Superb work Uwe (and a lot cheaper than a Romain Jerome equivalent!!)

Congratulations.

To (misquote) from the Beatles : you are the Egi man.....

:thumbsup:

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Timebandit

@ Fatarms: Thank you, the corrosion stops at the moment you clean the surface with water.

Just make sure that no acid is left. Easy to find out, the acid leaves a smeary brown slime line when it is still there.

 

@ gtwc: Thank you, LOL,

I like some of the Romain Jerome watches. The Moon Dust DNS is one of my favourite.

 

Greetz

Uwe

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Pihlippe

Nice Uwe :thumbsup2:

Your explorations and achievements are just getting more amazing every time. :)

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Timebandit

Thank you mate, I hope to find the time to finish yours this weekend.

 

Greetz

Uwe

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ThinkBachs

I see a vintage DSSD project in my future. Now to find some horrible cheap DSSD to play with. :)

 

Thanks for sharing

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Baldrick
looks like that thing come from the titanic

 

Looks like it should have remained with the Titanic :facepalm:

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Timebandit

You are welcome TB

 

Greetz

Uwe

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YoungGPS

Can't wait to see the finish product!

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DFH

Very nice work, Uwe! Love the work you did to make the dial match - looks fantastic! What is the texture of the SS like after the ferric treatment? Smooth to the touch, or more like rough, flaky, oxidized metal?

 

Cool results, for sure - would love to see some wrist shots!

 

D.

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nunu78

Very very nice

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Timebandit

@ Young GPS: I will have it ready at the weekend

 

@DFH: Thank you. It is not really rough, more than a stone, unpolished granite maybe, also not flaky.

The macro pics let you guess it is very rough, but it isn't.

 

@nunu78: thank you

 

 

Greetz

Uwe

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Timebandit

I have made a new lume pearl, a ferric chloride treated buckle and a matching strap.

 

Here is the lume pearl

 

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The buckle

 

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The strap

 

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Here is the completed watch.

 

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Greetz

Uwe

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James.

That strap matches it really well! The dial colour and strap look great together.

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Trolex

that's awesome!

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YoungGPS

Great combination! Awesome work! :thumbsup::clap:

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scorpion

Love it - a PAM is the ideal watch for this style of treatment, I cant imagine it working on a Rolex Sub or a PO. Do you have plans to try any other models?

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Timebandit

Thank you guys :)

 

Yes scorpion, it is the best watch for those moddings.

I had some projects woth them in the past

 

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Now it is time to find a new way for a modding ;)

 

Greetz

Uwe

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scorpion

Amazing stuff but definitely prefer your new Ferric treatment .......... do you worry your mods may affect your warranty!!!!!!!!!!!

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Baldrick
do you worry your mods may affect your warranty!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I'm worried that his mods might affect my eyesight :blink::lol:

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Timebandit

Amazing stuff but definitely prefer your new Ferric treatment .......... do you worry your mods may affect your warranty!!!!!!!!!!!

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LOL, I am afraid you are right, damn, I didn't thought about that :Shocked:

 

Greetz

Uwe

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TyLoper

Awesome! Bill Nye the science guy status!

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