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athom · 4 September 2018, 07:30 AM

Hi mates, I'm looking today for information about the 14270.

There are dials with "T SWISS - T < 25", "SWISS MADE" and "SWISS".

Do you information about if one is one a service dial and the years productions and serial number range?

Many thanks for considering my request fellows.

athom · 6 September 2018, 03:10 AM

I mean I'd say "T SWISS - T < 25" are the first dials but what the diffence between the two others ? Which one is the "normal" luminova, what's the other one?

NKflyer · 6 September 2018, 03:35 AM

The swiss-only dial is luminova and the "swiss made" is superluminova. I've always heard the two luminous materials were virtually the same functionally and it was just a name change.

The switch from tritium to luminova happened around 1998 and the switch to superluminova happened in 2000. Those dates aren't set in stone but will get you pretty close.

athom · 6 September 2018, 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NKflyer

The swiss-only dial is luminova and the "swiss made" is superluminova. I've always heard the two luminous materials were virtually the same functionally and it was just a name change.

The switch from tritium to luminova happened around 1998 and the switch to superluminova happened in 2000. Those dates aren't set in stone but will get you pretty close.

Thanks a lot ! Which one is the smallest production?

Best

athom · 9 September 2018, 08:16 PM

If I'm right the tritium "T SWISS - T < 25" 14270 production is from 1990 to 1997/98.

I'd like to know which oyster reference was sold during this time with the 14270?

Many thanks

cardiel · 10 September 2018, 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by athom

Thanks a lot ! Which one is the smallest production?

Best

the so called "Swiss" only dial - produced for a couple of years around the turn of the century.

Haywood_Milton · 10 September 2018, 07:01 PM

Rarest dial for the 14270 would surely be the "Blackout," with silver printing and black interior to the three applied arabic numerals?

Haywood

athom · 11 September 2018, 03:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cardiel

the so called "Swiss" only dial - produced for a couple of years around the turn of the century.

Thank you! Which bracelet was sell with?

I'd say the "T SWISS - T < 25" 14270 production was sold with the oyster 78360.

What for the "SWISS" ?

Many thanks.

4 September 2018, 07:30 AM	#1
athom "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Paris (France) Posts: 688	Rolex 14270 dials Hi mates, I'm looking today for information about the 14270. There are dials with "T SWISS - T < 25", "SWISS MADE" and "SWISS". Do you information about if one is one a service dial and the years productions and serial number range? Many thanks for considering my request fellows.

10 September 2018, 07:01 PM	#7
Haywood_Milton "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Real Name: Yes, it is ! Location: Cheshire & Mersey Watch: Military issue Sub Posts: 1,319	Rarest dial for the 14270 would surely be the "Blackout," with silver printing and black interior to the three applied arabic numerals? Haywood __________________ Comex:5513,5514,1665x2,16800x2,16600 Mil sub:5517x2,5513x9,5512 Submariner:6536/1x2,5508,5513 PCG u/line & double SWISS (America's Cup),5513 giltx2, 5513 m-firstx2,5513 gloss WGx2,1680 Red,1680 White Mk1 & Mk2 Sea-Dweller:1665 DRSDx3,Great Whitex3 GMT-Master:6542x2 (1 Bakelite),1675x8 (2 gilt), 16750 & SeaKing 116710LN Explorer:1016x6 (1 gilt),5500x3,14270 Blackout, Orange 1655 x4 Milgauss 1019x3 Cosmo 6263 *RNCD DSSD 116660.

6 September 2018, 03:10 AM	#2
athom "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Paris (France) Posts: 688	I mean I'd say "T SWISS - T < 25" are the first dials but what the diffence between the two others ? Which one is the "normal" luminova, what's the other one?

6 September 2018, 03:35 AM	#3
NKflyer "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Real Name: Richard Location: Colorado Posts: 2,834	The swiss-only dial is luminova and the "swiss made" is superluminova. I've always heard the two luminous materials were virtually the same functionally and it was just a name change. The switch from tritium to luminova happened around 1998 and the switch to superluminova happened in 2000. Those dates aren't set in stone but will get you pretty close.

9 September 2018, 08:16 PM	#5
athom "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Paris (France) Posts: 688	If I'm right the tritium "T SWISS - T < 25" 14270 production is from 1990 to 1997/98. I'd like to know which oyster reference was sold during this time with the 14270? Many thanks

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