Luminox Watches

Luminox Navy SEAL Watches -- Per Military Specifications!

In 1989 the first Luminox watches were born. Luminox wrist watches are Swiss made, but the company was begun by two American businessmen.  Employing a unique illumination system this watch was originally designed for the active sports market.  However, when Luminox watch was approached by the U.S. Navy to build a watch specifically for the Navy SEALs, the Luminox Navy SEAL dive watches were created after months of research and study and in 1994 the ORIGINAL SEAL DIVE SERIES I was introduced.  Luminox Navy SEAL dive watches provide the exact characteristics needed by underwater divers: accuracy, reliability, and safety. Since wearers of Luminox Navy SEAL dive watches know their life can depend on accurate timekeeping, they turn to Luminox watches for their needs.

Luminox Navy SEAL watches come in a wide variety of styles and prices - from the original Navy SEAL watches, to the improved models made of stainless steel with 10-year lithium batteries as power supplies. The screw-on backs and crowns and the water resistant designs of Luminox Navy SEAL dive watches never allow water leakage into the body of the watch. The scratch-resistant crystal glass of Luminox Navy SEAL dive watches and the gas light luminosity of the bezel, numerals or indices dial, and hands, all provide the needed quality and dependability for which Luminox wrist watches are known.

Luminox Titanium Watches -- Technology of the Future!

Luminox titanium watches, of course, are made with titanium cases and bands. The question is, though, What makes this metal so special? The answer is multi-faceted, all relating to the qualities of titanium itself. For one thing, this metal makes Luminox titanium watches very strong, yet lightweight. Also, Luminox titanium lends itself quite well to underwater use in saltwater environments; a valuable quality for dive watches and watches used in other underwater settings. Luminox titanium is resistant to the corrosive properties of salt water, and its strength makes it highly damage resistant as well. Even underwater piping is becoming mostly titanium because of its excellent underwater characteristics.

The screw-on back and crown also help provide added security for the wearer of a Luminox titanium wrist watch. Unlike gold or silver, titanium's chemical properties make it hypoallergenic which is ideal for people who are susceptible to skin irritation.

Finally, Luminox titanium watches come in a wide range of colors and styles because the metal can be colored fairly easily using anodizing and heat tinting. All in all, Luminox titanium dive watches offer the ultimate combination of durability, reliability and weight to enable your Luminox wrist watch to work accurately and comfortably for years to come.