Tactical watches are great when you’re in the field or going for a swim, but they don’t transition well at the office or out on the town. Dress watches look great, but you’d never wear one on a camping trip Read More
Is there any chance of getting blue tubes on the black titanium version? I'm from Italy and I'd have to go extra lenghts to get it shipped to me though...
Don't forget that the amount of time tritium lasts depends on when it was first produced. Half life is about 12 years so if these are old stock then they're already on their way out.
PSA: Be aware of what T100 means. This is a regulatory label required by the NRC, not a brightness rating. Companies are required to label their watches by the amount of tritium in the watch, and also need distribution licenses based this.
T25 means a watch has up to 25 milliecuries (mCi; unit of radioactivity), while T-100 or T means it has over 25 mCi but less than 100. Thus T-100 does not mean it's 4x as bright as a T25, or that it guarantees the watch has 4x as much tritium as a T25 one. If Armourlite wants to disclose how much tritium is in their watches, that'd buy some peace of mind. However, that still doesn't necessarily mean their tubes are "brighter". There could simply be more tubes, or more large/wider tubes.
Please add the black dial to a plain titanium case if you do another run. I think there were others who were looking for different dial/tube color combinations in the discussions. Thank you
Correct, the ArmourLite Colorburst AL203 does not have tritium on the second hand. That model is from our very early days as a company.
However, the Massdrop Ember T100 tritium watch being offered here has a tritium marker on the second hand. Almost all of our models these days has this feature.
Nice, thanks. The picture you put up and the video review at this spot here (https://youtu.be/ueBD4W7-zZ8?t=286) both didn't look like it had it, so I was just making sure.
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How do you remove links from the titanium bracelet to size it? I thought they were friction pins but they seem very tight did not want to force anything.
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@Looking4deals The titanium bracelet uses cotter pins (aka split pins) rather than friction pins. This video provides some guidance as to resizing the bracelet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XijQjJsWzts