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Seanchua

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Hi Guys,

I have a omega seamaster 300. The lume on the dial react to UV light but fade off quickly after exposure. I bought a NoctiLumina kit but cannot get the same result. Can any expert give me some tips on this?

Thanks.
 

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I have found noctilumina to be good lume. What exactly is the problem with it? Superluminova is probably the best lume made.
 

Seanchua

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I have found noctilumina to be good lume. What exactly is the problem with it? Superluminova is probably the best lume made.
Nothing wrong the NoctiLumina lume,it's very good. What I meant was , the existing lume on my dial, which is tritium will react to UV light but fade off rapidly . The lume provided by NoctiLumina being luminova, glows for a long time so it doesn't match the dial. I am trying to achieve the same Lume effect on the dial.
 

Seanchua

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29/7/15
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I have found noctilumina to be good lume. What exactly is the problem with it? Superluminova is probably the best lume made.
Nothing wrong the NoctiLumina lume,it's very good. What I meant was , the existing lume on my dial, which is tritium will react to UV light but fade off rapidly . The lume provided by NoctiLumina being luminova, glows for a long time so it doesn't match the dial. I am trying to achieve the same Lume effect on the dial.
Nothing wrong the NoctiLumina lume,it's very good. What I meant was , the existing lume on my dial, which is tritium will react to UV light but fade off rapidly . The lume provided by NoctiLumina being luminova, glows for a long time so it doesn't match the dial. I am trying to achieve the same Lume effect on the dial.
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