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cfrea · 4 March 2017, 03:39 PM

Hi guys new to the forum. Got my day-date 40 last year and just picked up a Yacht Master 40 from a local AD. Got an amazing deal for a AD basically a few hundred more than the lowest grey market so figured why not pay the slight premium for a fully authorized model and the fact that I saved on the sizing fee .

In regards to glow on the yacht master dial how much light does it need to fully
'charge up' to get it to really glow bright? It seems like if I keep the watch in a dark room and then reintroduce it to some light its hard to get it to glow afterwards. It just seems very dim unless it has been in a lot of light for a while. Is that normal?

4 March 2017, 03:39 PM	#1
cfrea "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2	New to the forum. My Day-Date 40 and Yacht Master 40 and some questions Hi guys new to the forum. Got my day-date 40 last year and just picked up a Yacht Master 40 from a local AD. Got an amazing deal for a AD basically a few hundred more than the lowest grey market so figured why not pay the slight premium for a fully authorized model and the fact that I saved on the sizing fee . In regards to glow on the yacht master dial how much light does it need to fully 'charge up' to get it to really glow bright? It seems like if I keep the watch in a dark room and then reintroduce it to some light its hard to get it to glow afterwards. It just seems very dim unless it has been in a lot of light for a while. Is that normal? Attached Images

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