What You Want To Know About Watch Luminant
Have you ever thought about what causes your watch to glow in the dark?This subject has a very colorful and dubious history. It started early in the 20th century, around 1910, when some companies began to use radium on watch dials and hands to create a glow in the dark" effect. Radium is an almost pure white alkaline radioactive earth metal, and is found in nature in uranium ores. It was discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898. What Marie Curie discovered was that a test tube of radium emitted a fairy-like glow, and she kept a vial next to her bedside as a kind of night light. She further discovered that the glow wasn't coming from the radium itself, but from the ionization of the materials surrounding the radium, which when ionized, emit light (glows). The watch companies added materials to the?radium paint which caused the materials to glow, thus lighting up the numbers and hands in the dark.To the wearer, what a conversation piece their watch became: outside at night or in a

Early Fathers Day Gift
Unwrapped and wore this beauty today. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Video from AP CEO
https://.youtube/watch?v=rigsCqKsVVwHighlights:Ceramic PC requires a new mold for every single watch. That is interesting and obnoxiously expensive to produce. In house chrono movement is done. It's up to them to decide when they want to release it, but it's finished and ready.

Seamaster Service Before/After
Just got back .

Cyclops problem?
Do you think my 'cyclops' is misaligned?