Superluminova on new Seamaster

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cjoedaniel

·May 3, 2019

Does anybody know which kind they are using?

 

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flw

·May 3, 2019·history nerd

I didn't know there are different kinds.

 

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77deluxe

·May 3, 2019

The kind that glows.

 

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cjoedaniel

·May 3, 2019

I ask because there are different grades..
https://www.rctritec.com/en/phosphorescent-pigments/swiss-super-luminovar.html

The newly released Chris Ward diver is using the X1 grade..

 

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flw

·May 3, 2019·history nerd

cjoedaniel

I ask because there are different grades..
https://www.rctritec.com/en/phosphorescent-pigments/swiss-super-luminovar.html

The newly released Chris Ward diver is using the X1 grade..

I had no idea ... I always learn something when I visit here.

 

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Bushido

·May 3, 2019

I knew through different watch brands and models I've owned that they can vary quite a bit when it comes to their luminosity and longevity. I had figured that was due more to how it was applied and the amount applied.

Thanks for posting that link.

 

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83n

·May 3, 2019

It lasts longer than on my Speedy and my Black Bay if that helps in any way.

 

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ama98

·May 4, 2019

Omega did not specify it in the description. It says white Super-Luminova....

 

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savio.79

·May 4, 2019

cjoedaniel

I ask because there are different grades..
https://www.rctritec.com/en/phosphorescent-pigments/swiss-super-luminovar.html
..

Very interesting!

 

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Tigeranteater

·May 4, 2019

I had no idea there were different grades.