Horology Biology demonstrates how to repair the luminous compound on a vintage watch. Relume a vintage watch dial and hands. Vintage watches are different to modern watches so they need to be aged. Resulting in an aged lume look for your vintage watch.

I'm not saying this is the right way, the wrong way or the only way but it is the way I like to get these results.
Overall I'm very happy with how it looks but in time will redo the minute hand as I felt it was too heavy.

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Technical equipment:

Cam 1: Panasonic Lumix G7 with a 14-140mm lens with a x2 magnifier lens
Cam 2: Panasonic Lumix G7 with a 7-14mm Lecia wide angle lens
Cam 3: Microscope Sony IMX290 autofocus camera 1080p

Amscope trinocular stereo microscope

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Blue Yeti overhead microphone
Macbook Pro 2021
Yolobox Pro encoder multicam. Monitor/Live video decoder
Final Cut Pro / Editing
Photopea.com / thumbnail creation




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