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Re: AT Luminosity?

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: Hi John,

: When I charge it under a bright light (no more
: than 30 seconds or so, to test), it glows
: quite brightly, even in dim (not dark)
: conditions. How long would you consider a
: "good charge" under a bright light
: source? I guess to be fair, it's not in
: direct light exposure all that much, by
: being under the cuff of a dress shirt for
: most of the day, for example.

30 seconds under a 100 watt light bulb is enough to keep my Seamasters glowing overnight. When I'm out in the sun for a while the glow will be exceptionally bright and stay that way all day long. If you're wearing the watch under a shirt cuff all day, I can understand why it wouldn't glow at the end of the workday. However, just take it home and hold it under a lightbulb for another 30 seconds and it will recharge quickly.

-John

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1 wallclock secs ( 0.14 usr + 0.02 sys = 0.16 CPU)