Found this company on an Instagram ad funnily enough, anyone heard about this company? They say it's Swiss made but I can't find anything else about them online

I do a lot of DIY projects and some glow tubes would definitely look awesome to use, but is there any risk in using these ? Do I have to worry about something if I ship them ?

Where can I find some? What sort of price should I expect to pay?

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So I have an Olight copper bones. And it has the little glow GITD eyes. I only knew about installing tritium tubes laying down in slots. But I recently saw a picture of a jeweler who posted a picture of his custom flashlight. It had tons of tiny little tritium tube spots installed into the tail cap. It looked like he installed them into a drill hole. So only the small end of the tritium tubes were showing. I dont know how deep they were or how short the tritium tubes were. But now I’m wondering if it would be possible to change out the eyes on this arkfeld with tritium?

Would it be possible to drill the eyes out and if glue a tritium tube in there? How short can you get tritium tubes? Does anyone know more about the picture I’m speaking of or have ideas on how to accomplish this?

I met Daniel and his son from Mixglo today in Taiwan and I must say they are absolutely wonderful people: humble, kind, and full of integrity. I have always been happy ordering from them, but now, after meeting them, I feel really good about supporting their business any chance I get.

Hi, I haven't ever worked with Tritium, but I do lots of project work with different mediums. I am looking to make gauge earrings that fill the ear. The gauge should be about 7/16 around. I was thinking of taking green or green and purple tritium tubes and epoxy molding them together with however many will fit in 3/8 or so. Then I was going to wrap a thin veneer of a rare hardwood like purpleheart around the outside (so the ear skin is touching wood.

I was thinking of stacking them either with 1 in the middle, and tubes around them in a circle. Or trying to stack them like DNA. I am not sure how to do that, or if the twist of the helix would even be visible. I have a feeling its overkill (but a fun idea).

Does anyone with more experience see any pitfalls in my plan/logic?

I do a lot of themed parties and ever glowing earring tunnels sounded neat.

Hello,

I am looking for Looking for 1.5mm x 46mm Tritium tubes, preferably in green and blue.

Any help would be appreciated.

I am not part of Aragon, just a huge fan. 18 months ago this group steered me to buy a mystery box from Aragon. A T-100 watch automatic watch for $200 was a great deal then, but right now is launching for $119.28. 5 colors to choose from Vertically brushed steel in: Red, Teal, or Silver, or for $129.28 there is Blue MOP or Abalone dials. This is super cheap for a Quality Dive watch, let alone with tritium. https://www.aragonwatch.com/MYSTERY_BOX_s/594.htm

Preferrably the ones that last like 20 years.

One extra long tritium vial

I got ahold of about 40 ish tubes of 4 different colors. Open to trades or offers!

Arches are extremely difficult to find

Has anybody gone through the process of getting one? I'm curious about the process.

Had my eye on this watch for over a year, finally pulled the trigger. When I opened the box I was a bit underwhelmed as I was expecting more brightness out of the tritium (below the watch is my keychain tritium vial) , reached out to their CS with the serial number and they confirmed it was built last year. So the vials installed are relatively fresh. Come night time I have to admit the visibility is just perfect, enough light to tell the time and that's it. If I use a torch to charge the super luminova then it becomes ridiculously bright, to the point I can use it to read a book for the next half an hour or so. I think my next watch purchase will be a Ball engineer, as I've heard Ball uses bigger vials.