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1655 ExpII with earlier T Swiss T dial
Shot taken from E90...
Shot taken from E90...
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Why you got so many goodies ??
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Haha..fiddling with my E90..so..took a pict with the 1655....Originally posted by marineguy8888 View PostWhy you got so many goodies ??
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Very nice......
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Another shot....
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A very nice watch u have there, terence.Originally posted by benjiyui View Post1655 ExpII with earlier T Swiss T dial
Shot taken from E90...
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My collection:-
a) Rolex Sub LV "Y" serial
b) Rolex SS Daytona
c) RXW Marina Militare MM20 47mm
D) Marathon GSARComment
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Hmmm.. Looks like a collectors piece!
Wear it in good health...Jim
Wishlist 2013
* ROLEX GMT Master IIc
* PAM 88Comment
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just curious, what do 'T Swiss T' or 'L Swiss L' mean?
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Tritium and luminova.Originally posted by seb View Postjust curious, what do 'T Swiss T' or 'L Swiss L' mean?Comment
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i see, but nowadays only 'swiss made', does that mean luminova by default? cos tritium only found in older watchesComment
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dun be lazy and always want to be spoon fed, go search the net
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Originally posted by Oceanklassik View PostAsking pple here = searching the Net oso rite? 
i dun see the relevance in the equation: ask is different from search.
ok i've SEARCH the net and found that:
Tritium (sometimes also called triton) is radioactive isotope of hydrogen. The emitted electrons from small amounts of tritium cause phosphors to glow so as to make self-powered lighting devices. It had the advantages of being self-powered and producing a consistent luminosity that did not fade during the night.
Luminova is a non-radioactive and non-toxic alternative for illuminating markings on watch dials and hands in the dark. Selected grades of new chemical compositions have up to 100 times better brightness than previous zinc sulphide materials.
hope it helps.
think i know now why tritium had been 'phased out'. prob due to its radioactive propertiesComment
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someone quoted me?Originally posted by seb View Post
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