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KenC wrote:Tony Duronio wrote:Devin wrote:That looks great Tony! Is this your first watch of 2009?
Second actually....I bought this Lupah..for the strapgoofy
ooooooooooooooh! gold plated Lupah!!!!
coyote2.gif that would be high grade 316L SS not plated, and if you notice it has the top grade G-10 used in many other top watches....such as reNOto:D
...and, as I understand it...there are a full 5 microns of plating...not your everyday 20 that anyone else would use!!! Let's see, 5 microns...hey that's a full 0.0001968503937007874 inches!!!! perfect.gif
Just for an interesting comparison, the old "gold-filled" that used to be the standard for watches that were not solid gold was 1/20 (0.05) inch or 1270 microns.