Description: Well we don’t see this type of 5512 very often. This variant goes by many names, “Day-Glow” because the lume uses a mixture of tritium and zinc sulfide which allows it to continue to glow today. These are seen only in 1967. Of these, some 5512’s are also what we consider a “neat-font” example which simply means that the 4 lines of text are uniform and are used in one stamping vs the standard 4 lines that came after where we see two stampings… the first 2 lines are generally thicker than the bottom 2. Watch appears unpolished and dial mint with a ghost bezel insert. Correct bracelet and all the good stuff.

Dial: Day Glow Matte Dial

Insert: Ghost

Case: Excellent condition  appears unpolished

Bracelet: Rivet Oyster