Macro shootings

[fibonacci086]

Hello,

Just wanted to share some pics of the aged tritium/ZnS lume of my 105.012s I recently took

Small particles are quite volatile and may and end up anywhere in the watch.
Large lume parts can detach from the hands after a shock or just normal ageing.

105.012-66 (not original hands but nice match with indexes patina)



105012-65 (relumed I guess)


Will soon make new pics of 1969s reference to compare

Cheers!

 

[fibonacci086]

Below a pic of a 3594.5 hand, luminova inside

 

[Brench]

great to watch ^^ and compare. More pics will definitely be appreciated!

 

[emilio]

Yeah nice thread

 

[fibonacci086]

Other pics, tired dial from a ref 105.012 if I am not mistaken
Tritium dust can be clearly observed in that case

 

[fibonacci086]

More pics: 3595.52 Apollo 13 Patch model, 1996

 

[fibonacci086]

Few more pics, this one is a very clean 145.022-69 with the straight writing on the back:



Dial texture

 

[fibonacci086]

The hands

 

[fibonacci086]

Bezel aging

 

[fibonacci086]

Last but not least the wristshot :

 

[naidu]

Amazing pictures !!

 

[fibonacci086]

Thanks, playing a bit with the microscope

 

[timeismoney]

fibonacci086

Thanks, playing a bit with the microscope

Thanks for posting

 

[Cristeo]

thanks for the really amazing pictures. Gona bookmark this page in my com!

 

[fibonacci086]

Slightly Brown 105.003-64. Second hand is modern luminova

 

[grizzlycanuck]

Amazing macro shots! Thanks for posting!


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[cwindham]

Nice shots, I've been playing with macro shots as well on my Speedy. Not as nice and crisp as yours tho.

 

[cwindham]

Closest lume shots I can get with my 10x loupe
The hands are NOS and as you can see, the dial tritium is degrading pretty good.

 

[fibonacci086]

Next is the well known Omega Speedmaster Meteorite, aka Speedyorite:

 

[omegasaso12]

Uau, more of this meteorit dial please. Great pictures