i have a spare vintage tritium submariner dial + hands I would like to have re-lumed with superluminova. Does anyone have a recommendation of a good place to have it done?
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Someone gave me his website: http://www.classicwatchparts.com/
... I also came across a guy in Singapore by the name of Jack Wong who specialises in reluming... anyone heard of him?
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thats the one , maybe you contact the two and see how and let us know incase any of the bros here wanna get theirs relumed[U]Currently wearing[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]TT Datejust with diamond dial - sold!
Blue 6694
Seiko SD-lookalike[/SIZE]
[U]"My collection"[/U]:
[SIZE="1"]Blue 6694; TT DJ w diamond dial.[/SIZE]
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lol, hi jack wong is not doing reluming already since quite some time ago... I contact him to do my relume half a year ago but he say he is not doing already. He sold his things off to someone (not me). I dunno is it the same jack wong you are talking about...Click [URL="http://lumeworks.blogspot.com/"]Lumeworks[/URL]- injecting art into a timeless zone..
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Originally posted by keltzar View PostSomeone gave me his website: http://www.classicwatchparts.com/
... I also came across a guy in Singapore by the name of Jack Wong who specialises in reluming... anyone heard of him?
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... ha! jack doesn't do relumes anymore.
I went to a guy in the USA who uses super-luminova instead.
I did get the lume job done and the dial installed. It's a beauty now...
but a lot of worrying on delivery ... and the wrong dial returned and had to wait... all-in, about 12-weeks turnaround.
Now... my vintage sub has markers that look a vintaged yellowed patina in the day, and glows green like a new subbie 16610 at night.
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