Why TRITIUM Watches Have The Most Reliable Illumination

[@SimonLewis_photography]

Always wanted a Nite watch. Nice to learn more about the company. Will definitely be getting on in the next few months

[@pompeylad1977]

I’ve got an Alpha, love it.

[@sportsracer5]

Fascinating interview, a nice change from the usual watch industry executive stuff. Looking forward to part 2!

[@watchgecko]

Thanks for the feedback! - Mario

[@arcteryx40]

I like all their watches! just can't get enough :) can't wait for other models coming. Im never going to buy watch without t100 tritium

[@flint9591]

I have a Nite MX10 and I love it !

[@teeeff5179]

superb content! can't wait for Part 2. 👍✌🖖

[@cedarcanoe]

Very very interesting talk

[@megasoid]

Agreed. Tritium may fade and die over the course of 25 years, but it doesn't overnight like Superluminova. I own both styles and prefer tritium by a mile.

[@satcomm8429]

Can we get an Alpha that is just slightly smaller in diameter?

[@satcomm8429]

Or an MX10 with a screw in crown?

[@PickAnyNameButMine]

Yeah, I wish that the MX10 and the HAWK both had screw-in crowns. If they had screw-in crowns, they would be perfect!

[@philiphawkins4684]

Tritium is an unstable isotope of hydrogen. So when he says gaseous he just means hydrogen.

[@metallusmelandril7380]

Nahhhh beta and alpha can still cause cancer my boii BUT mostly when intakten so inhaled in this case. Also because of bremsstrahlung in the sourounding Glas there will still be some (low powered) x rays leaving the tube. But yes: so minor that it is zero concern!