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Den stora tråden om Sinn

Apropå bund så såg ju 856UTC riktigt fin ut på bund när Stefan Sauk visade upp sin i någon vlogg jag såg…
Finns lite sköna bund här;

 
Justerat datum, flygar-fredag såklart. 🤓
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Intressant svar från Sinn angående repor på tegimenterad länk. Bild och text lånat från en grupp på Facebook:

I want to share with you Sinn's response to my question about the doubts on his 856 Tegiment bracelet scratches that Förnamn Efternamn expressed in his post a few days ago.
I didn't find any certain answer in that post and so I believe that this information can also be useful to those who cannot explain the scratches even if they have a Tegiment watch:

"So the thing is tegimented steel is much harder than regular steel but it is not indestructable.

When the watch or bracelet meets something that is about as hard or harder than itself you will be able to scratch the metal.

What you have to look out for is corundum.

Conrundum is a mineral which is very hard.

Because of corundum's hardness (pure corundum is defined to have 9.0 on the Mohs scale), it can scratch almost all other minerals.

It is often also used in tables or walls to harden the surface.

I think theses scratches are from the table that you see in the back of the picture.

You see them on the 12 o’clock side of the bracelet which results in the way how you are sitting at a desk.

I’m pretty sure that the desk has corundum in its surface.

This is the most common thing you have to look out for.

Otherwise the tegimented steel is very durable and hard to scratch but in this case it had no chance."

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Intressant svar från Sinn angående repor på tegimenterad länk. Bild och text lånat från en grupp på Facebook:

I want to share with you Sinn's response to my question about the doubts on his 856 Tegiment bracelet scratches that Förnamn Efternamn expressed in his post a few days ago.
I didn't find any certain answer in that post and so I believe that this information can also be useful to those who cannot explain the scratches even if they have a Tegiment watch:

"So the thing is tegimented steel is much harder than regular steel but it is not indestructable.

When the watch or bracelet meets something that is about as hard or harder than itself you will be able to scratch the metal.

What you have to look out for is corundum.

Conrundum is a mineral which is very hard.

Because of corundum's hardness (pure corundum is defined to have 9.0 on the Mohs scale), it can scratch almost all other minerals.

It is often also used in tables or walls to harden the surface.

I think theses scratches are from the table that you see in the back of the picture.

You see them on the 12 o’clock side of the bracelet which results in the way how you are sitting at a desk.

I’m pretty sure that the desk has corundum in its surface.

This is the most common thing you have to look out for.

Otherwise the tegimented steel is very durable and hard to scratch but in this case it had no chance."

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Rätt intressant, man lär sig nått nytt varje dag. Undrar man kan be om materialspec på kontorsbordet på jobbet ;-)
 
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