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·Hi!
I'm looking to buy a vintage Seamaster watch. During my research, I've read that for 1960's watches using tritium it was mandatory to have a "T" printed on the dial. As I understand, there was "Swiss Made T" indicating that only the hands were luminous and "T Swiss Made T" to indicate that both the hands of the watch and the dial were luminous. However, I wonder, if there are any Omega Seamaster watches with "T Swiss Made T" printed on the dial, but only with luminous hands and not with a luminous dial? Or is this a sign for a refurbished/reprinted version of the dial?
I'm looking to buy a vintage Seamaster watch. During my research, I've read that for 1960's watches using tritium it was mandatory to have a "T" printed on the dial. As I understand, there was "Swiss Made T" indicating that only the hands were luminous and "T Swiss Made T" to indicate that both the hands of the watch and the dial were luminous. However, I wonder, if there are any Omega Seamaster watches with "T Swiss Made T" printed on the dial, but only with luminous hands and not with a luminous dial? Or is this a sign for a refurbished/reprinted version of the dial?