Hazard 4 Heavy Water Diver™ : Titanium Tritium Dive-Watch

Description

Hazard 4(R) heavy water diver(r) watches glow continuously using self-powered tritium (H3) Swiss mini-lamps like in your pistol night sights - won't fade overnight like luminescent paint. A Swiss-movement guarantees reliable accuracy. Built with 100% titanium, This 50mm large watch is Only 1/2 the weight, but double the strength of a steel watch. A proven dive watch, it is water resistant to 300M/ 990 ft. Depth. The unique, bold, military styling Features easy-to-read numerals and our exclusive integrated 24-hour scale. The submarine-inspired aesthetics carry into the precision, 60-click unit-directional dive bezel topped with tritium zero indicator and the Easy-turn screw-down crown. The face numerals are 3D stencil 2-layer design which along with angled chapter ring makes it not only tactical, but also a sophisticated Timepiece suitable for the office or formal event. Available in an unprecedented range of tactical and Urban oriented colors/finishes - they come equipped with a variety of straps and bracelets. Used in the most extreme environments by special Forces, explorers, and professionals worldwide, It won't let you down and makes an unforgettable formal present. Review: What a great watch. Very lightweight because of the titanium. Easy to read numbers for us old guys. Watch is everything I expected and more. The tritium markers are very cool at night. Five stars all the way. Review: Should be a $500.00 Watch at the most due to some comparable options out there. However, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality, comfort and functionality of this piece. Granted, I've only had it a few days but it's great. Some YouTube reviews said the Lume was underwhelming, but it's very bright. Maybe in the earlier models there were lesser quality Tritium tubes? Regardless it's more than sufficient for my needs(Law enforcement). Pros, easy to set GMT, Regular times and dates. It's water resistant/proof to 300m. Very clear sapphire crystal, almost colorless and anti-glare, the dial and numbers are beautiful and easy to read, the rotating bezel is an awesome feature and of course the lume. Cons, the titanium is easy to soil and needs frequent cleaning and the strap lock feature is a pain especially of you have hairy wrists. When sliding the strap to the desired fit, I've found wetting the tip and strap keeper slightly helps to get it in place. And lastly the price could be a tad lower for what it does. I'd rate it 8.5 out of 10. I never give anything a 10 so consider a 9 the actual highest score. If you've got the money it's a good purchase and the warranty is solid. Lastly, the Tritium tubes have a half life of 12.5yrs or so. Which means they'll degrade to about half the brightness they are now in 12 yrs. They'll still work as do most of my Tritium night sights I have used. Can't telk a difference in those after a decade so... happy watching. Update: 6/5/24 I replaced the original strap with a Nato strap. When tightening the screw pins, both heads broke. I don't know if it was a faulty design or if I possibly over tightened them. I could see if it was just the first one but both shouldn't have snapped off. Especially with light pressure. Getting two new pins maybe it was just a bad batch?