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That could be a cool result!Sounds like a layer of oxidation on the titanium. Many frames slightly discolor like that. I have a plasma finish juliet that looks sort of golden because of the oxidation.
It really does work well with the fire.Wow that is a very big difference. I like the color of my old ones on the left better. It works well with those fire lenses.
No serial or skuCool color nonetheless! You said 4th Gen (?) any serial number to get an original color from?
Yeah, it's kind of cool.My oldest one is close to the one on the left. I actually prefer it to the other one.
Could it have been refinished
Cool, I think that must be the difference.I have a first gen Juliet X-Metal (X Serial) and XX X-Metal SKU (2009) since new, no refinish, and the same difference here.
Just spoke to the original seller it was not a refinish so that is the original Juliet finishLet me shoot him a message
I second this, my orignial R1's are definitely lighter than ones that are newer.Later Jen's are definitely darker
I second this, my orignial R1's are definitely lighter than ones that are newer.
Is that not just a correlation between more usage on older gen items the newer gen? Xmetal finish does fade from use and gets progressively lighter. Rub it heavily and next thing you know you've got polished.
It's the opposite for me. My older ones have like no brown and the newer one could almost be brown in color. I almost thought it was a brown juliet but I've never seen one so I don't know for sure.My early X-metal is a bit more brownish than my newer one. I don't really notice unless comparing them in decent lighting.