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Specifications – Marathon Watch North America Our system features 316L stainless steel hardware with a beveled buckle and thick tongue for increased breaking strength.
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Encapsulated tritium (Isotope H3) light sources are at each hour position on dial and on hour & minute hands. 316L high-impact stainless steel case with screw-down case back. Water …
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Marathon hardware is cut from 316L stainless steel with a beveled clasp and thick tongue for increased breaking strength. Strap Grip. Strap lining is etched with our Marathon Cog to …
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December 14, 2021. Handmade in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland, the Marathon Jumbo Diver/Pilot's Automatic Chronograph (CSAR) 46mm features a Swiss-made, 25 jewel Valjoux …
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The dial is black and unambiguous and like other competitive watches within this US military specification low light viewing is provided by individually sealed tritium vials …
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Product Details COLLOQUIAL NAME: Medium Search and Rescue Automatic (MSAR Auto) NATO Stock Number (NSN): 6645-01-697-4204 MOVEMENT: Self-winding automatic • 26 …
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Oct 27, 2016 . The watch is water resistant to 6 ATM (196 Ft). It is designed for maintaining accuracy at high altitude to 35,000 ft without compensating pressurization. The case is made …
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Marathon General Purpose Mechanical For people who want that true, classic field watch feel, the General Purpose Mechanical (GPM) is the way to go. Housed in a blocky 34 x 40.8 x 11mm …
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Our Authorized Watch Dealers – Marathon Watch North America. Wrist Watches. Dive (SAR) Medium SAR - 36mm. Large SAR - 41mm. Jumbo SAR - 46mm. Navigator (Nav) Nav with …
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Jul 09, 2014 . The Marathon General Purpose limited edition field watch is an honest reissue of Marathon’s mid-’80s GG-W-113 pilot’s watch. The Benrus signed ETA 2801 and brushed …
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Jun 09, 2019 . The watch handles high altitude up to 35.000 ft and includes Hesalite crystal which forgives excessive external pressure changes. The high-impact case with stainless steel back …
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The Marathon Diver's Automatic Medium is a dive watch built to ISO 6425 standards but is a smaller, medium sized, version of Marathon's line of diver's watches, perfect for someone who wants a tough, reliable, and military issue dive watch, yet prefers a reduced size watch that is just as tough as its larger brothers.
The dial is black and unambiguous and like other competitive watches within this US military specification low light viewing is provided by individually sealed tritium vials which last a lifetime and glow softly at night. Marathon has opted for a green and orange lume set which is highly legible in darkness.
This tough watch is built for tough conditions. It can withstand military training, from water confidence drills to running and impact. The Marathon Re-Issue Stainless Steel General Purpose Mechanical (GPM) is in good company with its GSAR counterpart.
Here, Ray shares why he chooses Marathon as his preferred watch: “I like Marathon because of its military heritage, and on top of that, I support Canadian companies. I like the watches because they are or were used in active service, and they are built to withstand the rigours of military life and action, so I know they'll last in my hands.”
The Marathon Military Navigator Pilots Quartz is a highly accurate watch built to strict military specifications. It is lightweight and very comfortable to wear. Highly recommended — Makes a great everyday timekeeper. Navigator’s Watch by Marathon — Sterile with no government markings – now comes in 3 colors!
To help us explore the brand in more detail Marathon HQ in Canada kindly gave us hands on time with one of their highly specialised, and most recognised, military watches, The Navigator. The Marathon Watch Company is located in Vaughan, Ontario in Canada and was founded in 1939.
The Marathon Watch Company is located in Vaughan, Ontario in Canada and was founded in 1939. Now in a fourth generation of family operation they design bespoke military watches and have an additional portfolio of highly specialised timing and measuring equipment.
The dial is black and unambiguous and like other competitive watches within this US military specification low light viewing is provided by individually sealed tritium vials which last a lifetime and glow softly at night. Marathon has opted for a green and orange lume set which is highly legible in darkness.