Apart from the Apollo XI 35th Anniversary limited edition https://www.fratellowatches.com/speedy-tuesday-speedmaster-apollo-xi-35th-anniversary/, do any other modern/vintage Speedmasters feature lume pips for all the hour indices?

And when I say "pips", I'm referring to the raised round lume dots on the dial for all the hour indices as seen below. Is there a specific name for this lume application?

Image below from findwatches.blogspot.com

 

I can think of this one off the top of my head. I'm sure there must be others.

 

Er....every single one has two pips at the top of the dial.

Or did I misunderstand the question?

 

I think so.

 

Pips for all the hour indices that is

 

Ahh. Gottit

 

Here we go with some pips but not so modern anymore

 

And another obvious one.

 

Don't all Speedmasters have luminous pips (elongated) at the hour marks? My Co-Axial Moonwatch Chronograph does.
Edit: Oh, wait. I just saw what the OP is talking about. Those little dots above the regular lume markers. Those I have only seen on the commemorative Speedys.

 

And many more with applied indexes will have lume pips.

 

I really enjoy these threads as they force me to go scouring my watches looking for the topic. No rounded pips on any of my Omegas. Closest I have in my personal collection is the squarer markers applied next to the gold indexes on my 45th. I hadn't appreciated that little detail before!

 

Wow - what ref is this?

 

This is DD 145.022, gold-steel Speedmaster Professional produced in a quite short run back in the eighties.