You say you want your watch to look like it was dredged from a sunken relic? It’s “cool,” you say? Well, you’re not alone. The use of bronze as a watchmaking material was once considered trendy but is ...

It takes education and imagination to look at a brand-new bronze watch and envision what it might look like months or years from now. People more familiar with chemically inert case materials such as ...

At the Las Vegas ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, appraiser Reyne Haines, of Reyne Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio, viewed a Tiffany inkwell from about 1900, noting that tape put over the bronze cap of the inkwell ...

You stand in your kitchen, eyeing your well-worn cast iron skillet and a copper sauté pan. Their surfaces, mottled with a spectrum of darkened spots, shimmering hues, and bumpy patches of what some ...