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I had this camera phone for about 2 years now. It takes okay photos.Steve!!!!
Amazing pics!!!!!!
Did you get a new camera/phone????
I had this camera phone for about 2 years now. It takes okay photos.Steve!!!!
Amazing pics!!!!!!
Did you get a new camera/phone????
I have had a couple ...PURPLE HAZE Jimi Hendrix...broke my heart and I was not trippin' " I never inhaled "If you are referring to my pics no haze at all, one picture has a reflection of the window on it. Of my Android/Aragon watches one does have a slight haze that I had cleaned, no others thus far over the years. Of my many Invicta ones there have been some with haze to varying degrees no question they seem more prone to it. None have returned after getting cleaned, fingers crossed.
I posted before one of my Deep Blue watches got haze. And I see my older Bulova has just a little.
(Never a smoker in the house, kept in large cases)
This is what the Jeweler tells me. It is most common in mechanical watches, and in high humidity like Florida has, but some watches are just prone to it maybe not sealed well.
After being in an airconditioned environment for awhile, then when leaving air conditioning, going into very high humidity and high heat maybe combined with being in the direct strong sun here, that can cause a little moisture from oils that were cool to be extracted and end up as the haze seen even in a well sealed watch. It is exaggerated by the watch leaving a stored cold environment going into high heat and humidity over a period of time....
According to him he sees it more often here than he did in New York when he had his store there.
I never owned a slice of space rock METEORS which fall to earth and looks like dirt in the field before it is given " gem treatment " to highlight the witmanstatten pattern which I think is indicia of iron...thus occasional rust... as I have posted mammal blood is red from iron in older species like HORSE SHOE CRAB THE BLOOD IS BLUE BECAUSE IT IS COPPER BASEDSteve!!!!
Amazing pics!!!!!!
Did you get a new camera/phone????
If you are referring to my pics no haze at all, one picture has a reflection of the window on it. Of my Android/Aragon watches one does have a slight haze that I had cleaned, no others thus far over the years. Of my many Invicta ones there have been some with haze to varying degrees no question they seem more prone to it. None have returned after getting cleaned, fingers crossed.
I posted before one of my Deep Blue watches got haze. And I see my older Bulova has just a little.
(Never a smoker in the house, kept in large cases)
This is what the Jeweler tells me. It is most common in mechanical watches, and in high humidity like Florida has, but some watches are just prone to it maybe not sealed well.
After being in an airconditioned environment for awhile, then when leaving air conditioning, going into very high humidity and high heat maybe combined with being in the direct strong sun here, that can cause a little moisture from oils that were cool to be extracted and end up as the haze seen even in a well sealed watch. It is exaggerated by the watch leaving a stored cold environment going into high heat and humidity over a period of time....
According to him he sees it more often here than he did in New York when he had his store there.
The haze is from out gassing and has no correlation to humidity or how the watches are stored. Invicta and android/aragon are well known to be terrible in the foggy crystal category. Sapphire crystals seem to be fog free. I fear any jeweler that does not know thisIf you are referring to my pics no haze at all, one picture has a reflection of the window on it. Of my Android/Aragon watches one does have a slight haze that I had cleaned, no others thus far over the years. Of my many Invicta ones there have been some with haze to varying degrees no question they seem more prone to it. None have returned after getting cleaned, fingers crossed.
I posted before one of my Deep Blue watches got haze. And I see my older Bulova has just a little.
(Never a smoker in the house, kept in large cases)
This is what the Jeweler tells me. It is most common in mechanical watches, and in high humidity like Florida has, but some watches are just prone to it maybe not sealed well.
After being in an airconditioned environment for awhile, then when leaving air conditioning, going into very high humidity and high heat maybe combined with being in the direct strong sun here, that can cause a little moisture from oils that were cool to be extracted and end up as the haze seen even in a well sealed watch. It is exaggerated by the watch leaving a stored cold environment going into high heat and humidity over a period of time....
According to him he sees it more often here than he did in New York when he had his store there.
You just defined my life!That's actually kind of funny and sad at the same tyme.![]()
we should get together some dayYou just defined my life!
You just defined my life!
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At least one of mine is quartz also. I don't think all the places are saying it's the only reason at all but is a reason.The photos are mine below and they are a few examples of quartz. Never worn .. All are stored away from sunlight and moisture in case that hold ten to twelve trinkets. Kept inside the case with the trinkets are desiccants packets which are usually shipped with trinkets to prevent humidity from causing issues.
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At least one of mine is quartz also. I don't think all the places are saying it's the only reason at all but is a reason.