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T Swiss T on luminova dials
About the SM300, I had two. Traded one and this one is a keeper.
About luminova dials:
It's, as far I know, what is written on any replacement dial issued by Omega.
In my case, since I got the dial, hands and bezel with the insert as replacement parts, everything is luminova.
The set is very bright under any low light conditions.
Cheers,
Nilo
About luminova dials:
It's, as far I know, what is written on any replacement dial issued by Omega.
In my case, since I got the dial, hands and bezel with the insert as replacement parts, everything is luminova.
The set is very bright under any low light conditions.
Cheers,
Nilo
Luminova dials from Watcho, no T
Hi
these are two SM300 dials, original Omega furniture. Pictures taken from the Watchco website.
Obviously Luminova, no T visible.
BWs
Franco
these are two SM300 dials, original Omega furniture. Pictures taken from the Watchco website.
Obviously Luminova, no T visible.
BWs
Franco
You are 100% correct
It was my mistake.
On the SM 300 the "Swiss Made" is only barely visible because of the plastic crystal and I did my wrong statement based on a picture not on the physical watch.
I was about to reply and I checked, the SM 300 is on my wrist now, and is clearly written only "Swiss Made".
My mistake as partially based on the fact, and now I'm 100% sure, that a luminova replacement dial on a Rolex 1675 (installed by a RSC) had Swiss T < 25.
Sorry about that, but this is also a demonstration that watch collecting is not an exact science.
Cheers,
Nilo
On the SM 300 the "Swiss Made" is only barely visible because of the plastic crystal and I did my wrong statement based on a picture not on the physical watch.
I was about to reply and I checked, the SM 300 is on my wrist now, and is clearly written only "Swiss Made".
My mistake as partially based on the fact, and now I'm 100% sure, that a luminova replacement dial on a Rolex 1675 (installed by a RSC) had Swiss T < 25.
Sorry about that, but this is also a demonstration that watch collecting is not an exact science.
Cheers,
Nilo
No need
Hello
no need at all - these markings as you know have precise meanings. Some small redialler may ignore these, and write "T swiss T" on a luminova dial - just because it looks more like the original tritium dial.
But a firm like Omega gets dozens of visits from the Safety Executive etc - these markings on dials from Omega must be according both to trademark laws and Radiation protection etc.
Keep well, best personal regards
Franco
no need at all - these markings as you know have precise meanings. Some small redialler may ignore these, and write "T swiss T" on a luminova dial - just because it looks more like the original tritium dial.
But a firm like Omega gets dozens of visits from the Safety Executive etc - these markings on dials from Omega must be according both to trademark laws and Radiation protection etc.
Keep well, best personal regards
Franco