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A quick question about these, are they oil filled?

I bought one second hand and after a couple of dives i've noticed a very small bubble in it. Now this bubble moves very slowly when I tilt the timer, far to slowly for it to be flooded with water I would have thought.

As an aside it still seems to work faultlessly whatever its filled with.
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These are oil filled, keep an eye out for the bubble getting larger and do not try to top it up as you will only cause more problems.
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