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1675 dial patina vs 16800 patina?

Jan 07, 2023,03:55 AM
 

The typical 1675 patina I see creates a “smooth” grayish dial. By contrast, this 16800 tritium dial looks more speckled. Is it different materials? Or just that some age differently?












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Very different: The 1675 has a matte dial, the 16800 had a lacquer which took the water and or the sun and which developed this look.

 
 By: amanico : January 7th, 2023-04:41

Precision: I ma speaking of the 16800 with circled indices. The 16800 with non circled indices have a matte dial.

 
 By: amanico : January 7th, 2023-04:43

Perfect - thank you

 
 By: mattg6 : January 8th, 2023-00:45

Pleasure.

 
 By: amanico : January 8th, 2023-08:04

Another example of circle index colors.

 
 By: Bill : January 7th, 2023-17:54
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Aaaaaah, this one, this one!!! " My " 16760, my love!

 
 By: amanico : January 8th, 2023-10:34

A glossy dial...

 
 By: Mary Anny : January 8th, 2023-09:31
From late eighties on a 5513 from late sixties. Again "bicchierini", it means white-gold surrounded indices but with only a very slight colour shift being really appreciable here. The tritium of the hour indices even quite matches the superwhite superlumi...