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Submariner

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Location: NYC
Registered: November 2003

Mark XV -

Thu, 31 January 2019 21:31

Please have a look at these pics and tell me what you think: Is the dial a service dial? The hands have aged tritium (can't really see in the pictures) but the dial is "white."

Thanks for your input!

Rich

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Champthekid

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Location: USA
Registered: May 2008

Not necessarily.

Mon, 04 February 2019 05:38

I've seen other brands dials and hands age differently on original untouched examples; specifically Rolex in my experience. Manufacturers used different lots of tritium on the dials and hands all the time.
So my short answer is I'm not sure about yours.

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davecz

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Location: chicago, IL
Registered: July 2008

Re: Mark XV -

Thu, 07 February 2019 12:36

Looks like it to me, but sometimes the hands get a patina sooner. In this case though too much of a differance

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P-51

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Registered: June 2009

Re: Mark XV -

Fri, 01 March 2019 20:33

I no longer have the watch to send a picture but my Mark XV I received new from a very trusted Omega Store had a dial that was tritium and the hands were luminova. Unusual? Yes. But that is the way it was.

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P-51

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Re: Mark XV -

Fri, 01 March 2019 20:38

I meant to say very trusted IWC store not Omega store

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