A/X Armani Exchange

Payden Kowalczyk _{on Google}

Oct 8th, 2015

I purchased an Armani Exchange Chronograph three-eye chronograph complication dial watch while on a cruise recently. I was told it had a luminous dial and since it had large numbers I thought it would be easier to see without my glasses at night.
Much to my surprise when I got home and wore it, I found that it did have a luminous dial but not hands. The numbers were indeed luminous but the hands are not, even though the hands look like they have luminous paint on them. This makes the watch useless in the dark.
My question is, is this normal? Aren’t the hands supposed to be luminous? I mean, because the hands not being luminous renders the watch useless in the dark. I can see the numbers but not where the hands are so I can’t tell what time it is in the dark.
I just wanted to know if all your watches are like this or did I get a bad one, since I now have to get another new watch, so I can see it in he dark.
Reason for my low review is because NO one has been able to help or answer my questions, since I didn't buy it online. I guess.
If this is the norm then people should at least be told they won't be able to tell the time in the dark.
Thank you,