Just purchased a Sinn EZM2 Hydro which needs a new battery.
So it is about to go to Frankfurt for an oil change and new battery.
When I received the watch, I noticed the indexes and hands are discolored quite heavily.
For comparison:
I know initially the Sinn oil caused the indexes and hands coloring yellow and Sinn always swapped the dial and hands during a battery service.
The currently used oil by Sinn does not cause discoloring anymore.
Now here’s my poll:
Do I keep the original discolored dial and hands OR do I swap for a fresh look?
Keen for your ideas!
Thanks!
PS:
Planning to sent it to Sinn somewhere in August since I have another incoming Sinn that needs service for sure.
Another picture:
So it is about to go to Frankfurt for an oil change and new battery.
When I received the watch, I noticed the indexes and hands are discolored quite heavily.
For comparison:
- On the left a EZM2 Hydro with fresh luminova dial and hands (neglect the “3H” logo, it is 100% confirmed luminova and not tritium).
- On the right my just acquired EZM2 Hydro with the discolored indexes and hands.
I know initially the Sinn oil caused the indexes and hands coloring yellow and Sinn always swapped the dial and hands during a battery service.
The currently used oil by Sinn does not cause discoloring anymore.
Now here’s my poll:
Do I keep the original discolored dial and hands OR do I swap for a fresh look?
Keen for your ideas!
Thanks!
PS:
Planning to sent it to Sinn somewhere in August since I have another incoming Sinn that needs service for sure.
Another picture: