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Re: Luminosity of Dial

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: I'm a proud new owner of a Seamaster Titanium 10th

10th or 150th?

Anniversary
: Edition. My question is: I've noticed that, while quite
: bright in the dark, the dial loses its luminosity rather
: quickly. Is this as expected? Or, does the duration of
: luminosity vary with how long the dial has been exposed to
: (bright) light?

Well, I haven't measured how long mine holds, but it certainly is dependant on how much light it was exposed to. For example mine didn't shine very bright yesterday night, but when I put it under a lamp today for looking at something it was glowing like hell in a dark room.

Cheers, Andreas

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Luminosity of Dial

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I hear the GMT has better "staying power"

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