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LVSubmariner · 1 February 2016, 03:06 AM

Hello all,

Maybe the experts can chime in on this one. At 29 I've acquired both a 114060 sub and new white dial Daytona, I plan on keeping these for life and I don't plan on adding any more. Do you think that these new modern watches with Chromalight will age and develop a patina? Or has Rolex developed a substance that will resist this beautiful "defect"? Seeing these old vintages watches that have gotten that amazing rich yellow color on the lume plots is amazing

1 February 2016, 03:06 AM	#1
LVSubmariner Banned Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Los Angeles Watch: Submariner 114060 Posts: 411	Chromalight and future patina Hello all, Maybe the experts can chime in on this one. At 29 I've acquired both a 114060 sub and new white dial Daytona, I plan on keeping these for life and I don't plan on adding any more. Do you think that these new modern watches with Chromalight will age and develop a patina? Or has Rolex developed a substance that will resist this beautiful "defect"? Seeing these old vintages watches that have gotten that amazing rich yellow color on the lume plots is amazing

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