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: I recently purchased my seamaster chronometer
: after selling my rolex submariner I have 3
: questions. 1. I am a police officer and I
: have read that shock is not good for the
: watch what about shooting a pistol 2. Can
: some one direct me to where I can find
: additional information about the 3301
: movement used in this watch and 3.what is
: the life expectancy of the luminescense on
: the dial and what is it made from
: thanks
Paul,
Any sort of shock on a watch isn't good for it, but I believe that an Omega could stand it. It you can, you probably should take the watch off before practice or when you're entering a fire-fight:-)
There were a couple of complaints here with golfers. Their watches stopped after they played the rounds. I don't know if any of this is related to shooting though.
The 3301 calibre is btter known as the heavily modified ETA 2594.52 chronograph movement. Try "googling" that instead.
The lume should last for years and is better than the old "25 year" tritium that was once used. We call it "superluminova".
Hope that helped....
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