Thomas_3
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How do you prefer your lume to be??
Some watches have hands only that "glow" in the dark, others
have hands and indices that "glow". Me, I think I like the simplicity
of having only the hands glow, I see no need to have both glow since
I can read the time by the hands only as everyone on here can.
How do you prefer yours?
How do you prefer your lume to be??
Some watches have hands only that "glow" in the dark, others have hands and indices that "glow". Me, I think I like the simplicity of having only the hands glow, I see no need to have both glow since I can read the time by the hands only as everyone on he...
Lume is kinda wrist instrument dependant. Sometimes TRON, other times perhaps none.
And what about using colorful lume as an art form? ＼(^_^)／
I've never used or needed lume. I probably couldn't tell you which watches I have that even have lume on them.
And my outdoor sport watches like G shocks, Garmin etc all have a light. My phone has a light. I just have no need for it.
I have heard in the past that a "true dress watch" should not
even have lume, and many that I see don't.
Wouldn't make sense for a dress watch anyways since a dress watch is supposed to sit under your cuff...lol
I don't wear watches to bed so I have to look and see which ones even have lume. Im guessing the divers watches do. I remember once camping or some crazy thing and I looked at my watch and the lume looked like 20 minutes after 3 and I couldn't figure out ...
Would be nice to have at least one point of reference at 12...
...in case it is really dark and you can't see the strap or crown...