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·cool blue color. what I was wondering though is what it looked like glowing before the reluming was done to compare with it after
Before & After - Show us your relumed watch!
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·Didn't take pic of that, but old tritium glows green and usually only for a few seconds.
Sounds like the 1969 tritium lume on the Geneve Dynamic I have as my avatar pic. I don't really want to send it for reluming since I have it fully original from my dad and it's in great shape, so I don't want to risk messing up the dial/hands no matter how good a job someone might do on it. But I have to say having working lume would make the watch a little more usable....
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·Sounds like the 1969 tritium lume on the Geneve Dynamic I have as my avatar pic. I don't really want to send it for reluming since I have it fully original from my dad and it's in great shape, so I don't want to risk messing up the dial/hands no matter how good a job someone might do on it. But I have to say having working lume would make the watch a little more usable....
Yep, absolutely keep it fully original! Old watches have limited usability (poor water resistance & no lume) but a lot of soul 😀
