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sierra11b · 5 October 2011, 06:00 AM

Not sure but if an AR coating is important to you I'm sure a watchmaker who specializes in custom work could apply an AR coating. Places like IWW or MCWW?

From what I understand the AR coating on the C-series watches is applied to the top of the cyclops itself and on a small patch directly below the main crystal, and not in between where the cyclops meets the main crystal. I could be wrong...

Personally, I would look into sourcing a new crystal for the GMTII to have the AR applied and then keep the old crystal to swap before a RSC service is due.

5 October 2011, 06:00 AM	#1
sierra11b "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Real Name: Eric Location: California Watch: MkXVIII, 3570.50 Posts: 1,966	Not sure but if an AR coating is important to you I'm sure a watchmaker who specializes in custom work could apply an AR coating. Places like IWW or MCWW? From what I understand the AR coating on the C-series watches is applied to the top of the cyclops itself and on a small patch directly below the main crystal, and not in between where the cyclops meets the main crystal. I could be wrong... Personally, I would look into sourcing a new crystal for the GMTII to have the AR applied and then keep the old crystal to swap before a RSC service is due.

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