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Speedbird-1 · 7 November 2018, 06:06 AM

It was 3:35am, and as dark as a November morning could be.
I only knew the time, 'cause I'd put my rheumy old eyeball really close
to the crystal on my 16710, so that the feint ghost of the lume,
could just about register on the cones and rods in my retina.

I'm not considering changing anything, but I started wondering
if, during a normal service, RSC test the photoluminescence, and
recommend a change of dial, if the results are below a certain level?

7 November 2018, 06:06 AM	#1
Speedbird-1 "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Real Name: Steve. Location: UK Posts: 6,420	Lume, in essence. It was 3:35am, and as dark as a November morning could be. I only knew the time, 'cause I'd put my rheumy old eyeball really close to the crystal on my 16710, so that the feint ghost of the lume, could just about register on the cones and rods in my retina. I'm not considering changing anything, but I started wondering if, during a normal service, RSC test the photoluminescence, and recommend a change of dial, if the results are below a certain level?

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