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Old 22 June 2014, 07:00 AM   #1
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My 16520 color changes

I hope I am showing enough variety in hue change to show the chameleon effects the patrizzi effect takes on in different lighting conditions. Does anyone feel it will darken over time or is it finished? Please add your comment
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Old 22 June 2014, 07:02 AM   #2
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And more. Why is it I can't submit more than two or three pictures per reply?
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Old 22 June 2014, 07:05 AM   #3
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Old 22 June 2014, 07:07 AM   #4
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And I hope I'm not the only one seeing different hues on my daytona. Thanks for comments
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Old 22 June 2014, 07:12 AM   #5
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Old 22 June 2014, 08:30 AM   #6
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I like the brown compax circles ,seems more evident in darker pics however still very nice on daylight.No clue if it schange over the time but still ots a great extra feature of a great wristwatch
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My T series is similar. More of a coffee or caramel rather than the darker browns you see on occasion. Some might argue the toss on whether its a true patrizzi given the lightness of the colour change- but it is definitvely there. Each to his/her own.
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Old 23 June 2014, 05:59 AM   #8
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My T series is similar. More of a coffee or caramel rather than the darker browns you see on occasion. Some might argue the toss on whether its a true patrizzi given the lightness of the colour change- but it is definitvely there. Each to his/her own.
I'm in belief it is patrizzi effect, and will hold on to this piece awhile to see if the color does deepen After all it was just serviced by Rikki so I got to at least keep it for life of his warranty :)
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