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 "The Navy SEALs Dive watch is truly a unique and beautiful watch. The tritium hands, (tritium being a rare ion of hydrogen that goes for around $20k a gram;remembering that a gram of hydrogen is a large quantity) adds greatly to the functionality and style of the watch. I bought the first one I owned and carried it through military school, only to lose it on the golf course the next month. I've finally gotten the cash together to replace it with the black SEALs watch. Lets face it the SEALs are the best we have, an elite and dedicated force, if this watch is good enough for them, it's good enough for me."A.K.USAFebruary 4, 2002"I have had one of these Dive Watches for 5 years. They are absolutely awesome. Because of the brightness of the traser gas cartridges I can actually take my pulse in a dark room. The watch will actually illuminate a spot on the ceiling with a faint glow yet it is unobtrusive in a theatre. You will ALWAYS be able to see the time regardless of how long you've been away from a light source or how dark the surroundings. I wouldn't trade mine for any other watch ; not even a Rolex!"C.J.USAMarch 4, 2002"I have your Series II U.S. Navy SEALs Dive Watch by Luminox and it is one of the best products I have ever purchased. I've had mine ever since I was in the Marine Corps. It puts all other watches to shame."R.A.New JerseySeptember 15, 2002"I have used your Series II U.S. Navy SEALs Dive Watch by Luminox on over 50 recreational scuba dives. The Luminox Navy SEALs dive watch is a superlative dive watch. I admire mine every dive trip."First, it is a real dive watch. This is not a wanna-be pretend dive watch. It is tough and can take a pounding on a dive boat or shore dive. Second, the tritium markings really work. The watch is easy to read at 100 feet or on a night dive. It is a pleasure to be able to easily read your watch while wearing bulky gear at depth. There are no buttons to push to make it glow. You don't have to "pre-charge" with exposure t |
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