What time is it? Watches and horology

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Regal in reply to @D-Dog

Depends how you feel about scratches/patina vs polishing. I’m a lot more comfortable with the former, I think polishing spoils the appearance way more than natural wear & tear.

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pullingteth in reply to @Regal
Agreed .. but your own patina is special .
That bloom on old Rolex where the dial has the look of being too close to a fire are worth fortunes .. I can’t remember the name for the effect , but it looks a bit this Vostok ( not mine)which probably has been too close to a fire

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D-Dog in reply to @pullingteth

They call it a spider dial I believe

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