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daanbc wrote:John Q public, won't and doesn't know the difference of a lume. For that fact, They don't even know the word lume. (glow in the dark) is more apparent for these terms. The public will notice a "lume" for the first couple of minutes, then forget about it. Only folks that are into watches will know and see the difference. I for one would like to have ALL my watches have great lume. But there are some companies that don't really strive to earn bussiness. They strive to make a quick $$.
I agree. Most people just don't care if it glows or not. mater of fact i bet John Q Public buys a watch because it looks good to him and later on that night he looks at it and replies WOW it glows.
LOL very true. But many a watch company can make a watch to appeal to John Q Public. All it has to do it tell time and maybe have the date for them.
If the watch company wants to make something real good to appeal to the standard WIS or WIS collector they best be on the top of their game.
Just look at the way some WIS on other forums pick apart some watches. In such a Arena WIS can make or break a new company. So the designers and manufacturers targeting the WIS community over the general public has more to win or loose.