馃榾 i look at this photo and i think to myself 'Do i really want something this radioactive on my wrist'. I know its safe...ish, but that os a serious burn!
That's all patina and not from lume induced radiation burn.
Actually, it's the yellowing of the natural lacquer used to coat the dial. Sometimes this gets accelerated by exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the Sun when the watch was worn a lot outside. That's why some dials have more of this type of toning than others.
I guess you can call it "patina", since it comes from the normal wearing of the watch,
gatorcpa
1980s speedmaster in great shape from a reliable seller:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Omega-Speed...108002843?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item2582c9081b
I put a some what low offer in a bit ago...a little risky I know.
EDIT: seller came back with a reasonable offer...I think I'm going for it!馃槻
I honestly don't see how you can lose at that money, its like Seamaster money for a column wheel chronograph with a great movement. If I didn't have my Calibre 320, I'd just just bought it.
