I doubt Panerai are using Superluminova. They must be using something in house or some special powder...That's just me though. My Top Gun is superlumed with Luminova and it does glow bright but as bright as you say Boudard's 177 glows
I doubt Panerai are using Superluminova. They must be using something in house or some special powder...That's just me though. My Top Gun is superlumed with Luminova and it does glow bright but as bright as you say Boudard's 177 glows
In the flesh or on pics?
If on pics, it's very easy to overcharge the lume with a UV lamp. And if the crystal has no AR or AR removed, the effect will be even more impressive.
If in the flesh, I've seen Boudart's gen 177, and you can see a slight glow even in broad day light. It's pretty amazing, really, and for sure I've never seen a rep - even a relumed one - with a lume that good.
In the flesh or on pics?
If on pics, it's very easy to overcharge the lume with a UV lamp. And if the crystal has no AR or AR removed, the effect will be even more impressive.
If in the flesh, I've seen Boudart's gen 177, and you can see a slight glow even in broad day light. It's pretty amazing, really, and for sure I've never seen a rep - even a relumed one - with a lume that good.
Thanks for feedbacks guys, but I still don't believe a rep factory actually uses a tritec product. Superluminova cost about $30 per gram if bought in large quantities, and it takes a little less than 1g to lume a sandwich dial + hands. And I don't believe any rep factory would spend that kind of money into lume.
Maybe a dealer could order a few pieces with the superluminova lume as a special request, though.