Navigator - 41mm SSNAV-D AUTO
The Navigator -41mm SSNAV-DMarathon watch is designed in Canada and manufactured in Switzerland to meet the strictest MIL SPEC standards on the market. Even if you don't frequently jump out of the plane and experience rapid pressure/altitude changes, Navigator can easily withstand these harsh environments. Marathon's Navigator was originally designed for pilots, skydivers, and law enforcement officers, but it remains an excellent addition to the collection of ordinary people. After all, who doesn't like high-quality and sturdy military watch designs.
Now, following years of demand from brand fans, Navigator has finally launched a 41mm asymmetrical frosted stainless steel case. The crown is now screw in, and the waterproof performance has been improved from 60 meters to 100 meters. The 3 o'clock position is made of frosted steel, closely attached to the side of the watch case. The glass is made of scratch resistant sapphire crystal. It still has a bidirectional 12 hour bezel that can track the second time zone, while maintaining a thickness of 13 millimeters.
The dial is simple and easy to read, with 12 hour and 24-hour scales. The hourly markers are highlighted with embedded tritium tubes, which emit light in the dark due to the presence of radioactive gas inside, without the need for any illumination. There is a bidirectional 12 hour bezel around the dial, which can be used for timing or tracking different time zones. It has a standard hour/minute hand with a red pointed second hand. There is a date window between the 4 o'clock and 5 o'clock markers.
Inside the case is the Sellita SW200-1 movement equipped with Incabloc shock absorbers. This reliable and sturdy movement vibrates at a speed of 28000 mph and has a power reserve of 38 hours, making it the perfect choice for the stainless steel Navigator Automatic's "can go anywhere, can do anything" function. AUTO
Release time: 2024-11-08
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