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On a gieger counter if she's 70...
on the other hand you asked about the dial... but not about the lume or the correctness of the watch...
S SkoghWhat about the lume? Looked at different ones of the same model, all of them looked the same on the hands imo.
The correctness is a little bit off. Might need a service but I need to get some stuff home before I do more to the watch.
Actually think it's an original dial, it just doesn't belong to this watch. Looks like it belongs in a case with a smaller aperture.
Notice on those last two images how the gap between the case and hour markers is larger on your watch?
Here's what I have learned from this forum, there is either lume on both the hands and dial, or there is lume on neither. If there was lume on the hands it would be where those black lines are.
Tritium is a less effective and less radioactive luminous substance than radium. Radium causes seriously negative health effects and hasn't been used in a long time. You can find a lot of information on that with a quick search.