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Old 24 December 2009, 01:07 AM   #1
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Why the "T" disclosure for Tritium...
I am not near my Mondani Submariner Story Book...thought I would ask...

Why did Rolex label their dials / feel the need to point out their dials were made with Tritium? In retrospect, the T designation on dials makes it nice to ID vintage pieces, but what was the original intent? Was it because Tritium is a dangerous material or??
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