What time is it? Watches and horology

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edscoble in reply to @TRA

I’m thinking day to day wear don’t get expose to that might lights as we work (we most of us) indoor, and some of us probably wear one watch a day ( looking at you also @ejay2.0 ).

Direct light in a fixed position everyday is way more than on our wrist.

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D-Dog in reply to @edscoble

But it's fading caused by UV light and only a type or range of UV light within the spectrum?? AD spotlights won't give off any UV light. I'm sure watch brands would be specific on that even if they did.

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edscoble in reply to @D-Dog

Yeah I was thinking that too, I also remember a lots of you often express how bizarrely bright/tinted the AD display tend to be making the watch look oddly cheap.

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