amanico
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I doubt it will work with a Luminova dial.
I have some which are 13 years old now, and I didn't even the slightest sign a a starting patina.
Best,
Nicolas.
It was worth a second attempt!
Love these " Creme Brulée " circled indexes. Thanks for the share! Nicolas.
Very even Patina, how long does it normally take to form patina, 20 years?
My Sub and Explorer too new to show any...probably when i retire at 55 only then i can see patina formed....
What I know
only models with Tritium dials will fade over time.. This watch is from 1989. If you have a new model with Luminova it won't change colour. But I am sure that others in this forum knows exactly how it works....
I doubt it will work with a Luminova dial.
I have some which are 13 years old now, and I didn't even the slightest sign a a starting patina. Best, Nicolas.
look at the positive side, when my daughter inherits..
...my watches, they will still appear whitey white and no patina...good and bad. But its ok.. My T Swiss Made T Tag has patina after 13 years and hands turned dark brown, haha..
