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 Posted: Mon Apr 30th, 2012 12:53 pm
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Someone slap me and call me stupid. I hadn't been coming into this thread, because I figured it was just like the love fest that's going on in the other thread. I wasn't aware this other stuff was going on. I remember that email and thought it was a little fishy sounding but I didn't know you guys were addressing this here.

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 Posted: Mon Apr 30th, 2012 01:06 pm
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oagaspar wrote:
Olivier wrote: Hey Guys!

Very sorry for the late reply, but this forum does not email me when posts are made to threads. The change in the bronze alloy is extremely small, and still constitutes a CuSn8 alloy. The additions to the alloy are around a half of 1 percent to the total mix, in fact, other CuSn8's are most likely mixtures like this as well.
Roland this forum does infact e-mail when replies are made to posts you participate in...if you have that preference set,and you do...


FWIW I have the reply preferences set to notify me automatically, but when I post to the WRUW I rarely get notified of replies.

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 Posted: Mon Apr 30th, 2012 02:29 pm
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I also experienced some up&downs there with the notifications: And they don't crash in the spam box...They just don't come. But it represent a small percentage..

Anyway, as I told earlier, the bronze fury will pass...
I may sound like I repeat myself but...
As I said: The human skin absorbs much more than what people are aware of.
I come again with that because I've seen a lot off bull on other forums about guys saying that since you don't swallow your bronze case, you're out of danger. Right.
Take for exemple the Phthalates who are most likely present in many straps made of plastic derivates, to make them flexibles.
Yes, your plastic watch straps.
Those Phthaltes also was recognised to unbalance the hormone level in humans from child age due to contact with certain plastic toys. Compromising fertility when they become adults.
Other serious symptoms are also coming out through research as even ADHD and much more.
Enjoy here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phthalate
Any metal who corrode easily on the skin, will allow some penetration of elements in the pores then blood, organs. It's a fact.
Even the percentages of lead and other unhealthy elements are low in the CuSn8, remember that there is a reason for that brass parts used in plumbery have to be lead-free in many parts of the world: We start now to understand health symptoms we didn't before.
To conclude, I would say that whatever the Bronze you wear, you will just add something unwanted inside you, who will make a nice cocktail with your plastic straps...

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Damn! I was really looking forward to my first ever Bronze and my first ever built to order watch :(

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 Posted: Wed May 2nd, 2012 03:11 pm
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Don't worry. There will be more. It is too popular of a configuration to go away!

Props to Oscar and Hammerfjord for presenting A METRIC SH*T TON of information for us newbies to take in. I do not see it as flaming at all. I may still decide to go with a watch made on the moon, if I like it. But I do appreciate the knowledge and transparency. So much info...

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Hammerfjord wrote:

....I would say that whatever the Bronze you wear, you will just add something unwanted inside you, who will make a nice cocktail with your plastic straps...


Watch out for drinking drinking non-organic celery juice through a plastic straw :)
I have tested some vintage painted ammo leather and some has come up with very high lead content.

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I started on my side to look reportages about Phthalates and read seriously about this since aside from my job on oil fields, I've worked nearly a full year with kids having serious ADHD and behavior problems.
The amount of such children has exploded the last years and it continues.
What's hurts me is that they might: And I mean they might have them life seriously damaged because this product got in every soft plastic products during years.
And we are just scratching the surface of the symptoms as chemical cocktails are giving different repercussions...
This is serious and proven by many different studies.

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I'm not disagreeing with you.

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timesofplenty wrote:
I'm not disagreeing with you.


That was some very cool strap solution to avoid the green wristThumbsUp02.gif
Never seen a straw like that but I guess it's great as a stirrer as well!

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Hammerfjord wrote:
timesofplenty wrote:
I'm not disagreeing with you.


That was some very cool strap solution to avoid the green wristThumbsUp02.gif
Never seen a straw like that but I guess it's great as a stirrer as well!


The first shot was with the glass straw under the watch, but I thought some folks might get the wrong idea :)

Last edited on Wed May 2nd, 2012 05:00 pm by timesofplenty

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Ha! Nice straw and strap for that matter. Did you make it?

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Mike T. wrote:
Ha! Nice straw and strap for that matter. Did you make it?

Thanks! yes, I made the strap.

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