Question about lume - Monaco Calibre 11

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How do you guys get your Heuers to "charge" their lume and how long do they tend to last. Have yet to see any glow from my calibre 11 Monaco
 
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If it's the same as my previous Carreras, they only use small dots and are barely visible. Lume isn't really a strong feature of most non-diver Tag Heuers I think.
 
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If it's the same as my previous Carreras, they only use small dots and are barely visible. Lume isn't really a strong feature of most non-diver Tag Heuers I think.
I finally got to see it last night. 10 mins under a lamp and this was what I saw. No idea how long it lasted for. Again not a dealbreaker, I was simply curious. I'll be more concerned when I graduate from college and try to buy my second watch in a couple of years time. I'm a very keen scuba diver having done a lot here in Ireland and around the world. I'd like something pretty serious so either an Omega Seamaster 300 master co-axial on a nato strap (not trying to emulate James Bond!) or possibly a used Submariner. Unfortunately I'll need to get an actual job first!!!!!!!
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As an aside, some kinds of light bulbs are more effective than others at charging lume. Halogen bulbs are quite good...
 
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TH lume is, well, symbolic, so as not to say non existent.
The difference with an actual lumed watch comes to light when I switch to a Seiko diver.