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Today this one came back from service…
… and without exaggeration I can say it never looked better in its 25 years lifespan. 
Case, bezel, sapphire and movement in NOS condition paired with a beautifully aged Tritium dial. This 2100-1130 has become one of my absolute favorites.
Cheers
Henrik
Today this one came back from service…
… and without exaggeration I can say it never looked better in its 25 years lifespan. Case, bezel, sapphire and movement in NOS condition paired with a beautifully aged Tritium dial. This 2100-1130 has become one of my absolute favorites. Cheers Henrik ...
Holy moly, I think we need to see a bit more of this beauty!
Don’t be modest! The tritium has a very beautiful shade of yellow too. Enjoy!
Will do for sure. Here’s the quick story o the watch…
… I bought it a few months ago and it had its flaws: the antireflective coating had a lot of scratches, the middle case had bad damage from a dealers house watchmaker when he/she tried to open the case, the automatic winding didn’t work. But it also had t...
Wonderful, so nice to refurbish a piece like that
but this reference seems to have issues with the antireflective coating. Was it expensive/difficult to replace the glass?
That’s adds so much to its character and the ownership experience!
Must have been so satisfying to find the correct parts in new condition, and most importantly to receive it back from BP. Thanks for sharing the story and the photo!
Ouch! Why did I ever sell mine?
Your photos remind me of this watch... the markers, the hands, the case Mike ...
Residual lume?
After 25 years, that's approximately two half-lives of tritium decay - how is the residual lime at this point? Curious since I also have an older BP that will headed to service soon...
