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Lume comparison 15202 VS 15703
Sorry for the poor quality of this picture. I notice the lume from the 15202 is much sharper than the 15703 diver. ( Look closely the baton - the edges are much sharper on the 15202) Don't get me wrong, I love the diver very much ( it was my first Audemars ) but I just think that the lume is one point they can improve on. Being a diving watch, the luminescent should be more usable. Having said that, both are my most favorite AP!
This message has been edited by exigesc on 2013-11-14 07:57:20 This message has been edited by MichaelC on 2013-11-14 08:31:08
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Lume comparison 15202 VS 15703
Sorry for the poor quality of this picture. I notice the lume from the 15202 is much sharper than the 15703 diver. ( Look closely the baton - the edges are much sharper on the 15202) Don't get me wrong, I love the diver very much ( it was my first Audemar...
Nice capture there
Certainly interesting to see the different shades of luminous material. Please share a photo of the two in normal light as well so we can see them :-)
