How easy wouldn't it be for someone to paint two big T on each side of the dial .And sell as Tritium dial . No i am not thinking of doing it . Just wonder if their is such dial out there ? If you don't now how a Tritium index looks like how would you know what to look for ?

 

The only way would be to remove the new superluminova and have a relume artist apply vintage looking lume paste with no luminova but with a little zinc sulfide for that light reaction with no sustained glow .... But then you would likely see some marks and residue under a loupe. Plus the T wouldn't look right..... It wouldn't be worth the effort and money and trouble to ruin a perfectly good service dial and even then people would be able to tell the difference.

 

Thru the 145.022-71, most vintage Speedmaster dials were stepped. Since then they are flat. Easy to notice. Service dials are flat

 

There are a lot of dials out there besides Omega with tritium marks . I didn't now the first time what a tritium dial was .

 

There are Rolex (service) dials which are not Tritium but are marked as such by the factory.
I think 1665 and maybe 1675 refs

 

This wiki article has some info for the ones interested: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luminous_paint