Subexplorer
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That´s awesome Bill!! I will try it too! Who knows the reasons for this reaction to UV light. But interesting to know anyway. Cheers! Abel
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You learn something new everyday.
The blue part of the bezel turns red when a uv light is applied. Look betwen 2-4-6 red. ...
Very cool
. I believe that the bezel starts as all red and then the top part undergoes a treatment to make it blue/violet. So it makes sense
Cool party trick with the BLRO
I do this with mine as well and it always gets a good reaction. I wonder how the top half will age, if at all, as a result of this process?
