Hammerfjord
| Joined: | Thu Apr 16th, 2009 |
| Location: | Arctic, Norway |
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To be a bit pragmatic, this alloy is softer than stainless steel so it get easyer scratched or dinged...It can also turn a bit green and even greenish the skin, as it does at sea, due to the salt presence in perspiration and the presence of copper in the alloy: Offcourse each skin is more or less predisposed to that as we all know. I don't want to sound negative but except the cool aspect, this kind of metal is not the best over stainless steel for watches...??
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