Anyone used LAWW for reluming?

[steversaurus]

Have a datejust dial that has lost most of its lume dots. Not overly concerned in the drop in value as I'll probably just keep it. Anyone used LAWW for reluming? I know they're well regarded in other aspects of watch repair, but haven't heard to much about the reluming side. Found it interesting that they have a trit option (albeit 2x the price).

[Franks07]

yes. I had them relume the hour hand in a ca. 1943 Speedking ref 4220 recently and it came back beautifully executed and matching the minute hand perfectly.
They are outstanding at EVERYTHING they do. Highly recommend.

[DLRIDES]

Yes, excellent work, .......... perfect !

[bazamu]

As others have said, yes, they're the very best at matching hands / re-luming. Here's an example:

[SAAS]

They’ve done lume work for me, imho best restoration shop in the business

[swish77]

Originally Posted by steversaurus

Have a datejust dial that has lost most of its lume dots. Not overly concerned in the drop in value as I'll probably just keep it. Anyone used LAWW for reluming? I know they're well regarded in other aspects of watch repair, but haven't heard to much about the reluming side. Found it interesting that they have a trit option (albeit 2x the price).

Instead of reluming, I humbly suggest you try to track down an NOS or used DJ dial. I bet you can find a really nice one for about the same price LAWW would charge to relume the dial. DJs dials are plentiful in the secondary market and not that expensive.