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*Bump* Were there ever any pictures posted if the end result? Would love to see them Robb

Hello all, I actually own a tritium key fob, that I purchased on Ebay. It is a little key chain goodie that is shaped like a slender pear, it's made out of plastic and it contains a little vial of tritium that will glow for years to come. I live in Canada, and could only find one or 2 ebay sellers that would send their product to Canada due to laws governing tritium. I received this product about 2 years ago but I still have it. Heck I even sometimes attach it to my dogs collar when I walk her at nigh for visibility;). It also sometimes gets snafoo'd by my girlfriend so that she can use it on her key chain to make it easier to find her keys in her purse. With that said, I am wondering if the tritium contained in the little vial could be used to lume a watch? Anyone???

Hi All -*bump*ing the post as no one mentioned that the gen sweep motion can be seen on the Rolex website. go to rolex.com and look up the ExplorerII, one of the slides (the slide for the data) shows a video of the ExplorerII giving the real time and sweeping away. I hope that for the ppl who have never seen a gen rolex sweet, this will be informative and educational. Regards, Robb AKA Flamemax

Pho, I must say, this is a very informative article, a lot of it is comon sense, along with some very intuitive guidelines. I'm new here and have finally figured out that I can call myself a collector instead of a watch fetish'ist I never thought of my obsession from a collector perspective before... so this brings a whole new dimension to it. I can now tell my GF that I am collecting vs. spending large amounts of money because"I felt like it" lol. Thanks again and rest assured that your article has helped many a n00b. Robb AKA Flamemax

HAHA too funny - I thought I was the only one who employed the term "Watch Fetish" which I have BTW. I have been lurking for a while and love this forum - great resource! Hi, My name is Robert and I have a watch fetish. I am located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Regards,