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Luminox Men's 3901 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch Review
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Luminox Men's 3901 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch Feature
Precise Swiss-quartz movement
Mineral crystal
Case diameter: 43 mm
Polyurethane case; black dial; date function
Water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)
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Luminox Men's 3901 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch Overviews
This Luminox Men's Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch features a unique illumination system that glows 100 times brighter than other luminous watches, making it the perfect choice for low-light or non-light situations. This versatile timepiece is constructed with a polyurethane, 43-millimeter case. The durable nylon band is accompanied by a Velcro closure. Stand-out Arabic numerals adorn the dramatic black dial face. For further time-keeping practicality a handy date calendar rests at the three o'clock position. Powered by analog-quartz movement and water resistant up to a depth of 660 feet, this watch is preferred by US Navy SEALs and US Air Force Pilots. bifold door hinge : Luminox Men's 3901 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch>Compare Prices<
Luminox Men's 3901 Original Navy SEAL Dive Watch Reviews
I am a watch hound, I have over 20 watches in my collection everyting from Omega to Ball and all in between.I have owned a Luminox 3900 series for over 7 years now, and will say this is the best everyday watch I have ever owned. I work in Law Enforcement and spend a lot of time boarding foregin vessels at sea in the Gulf of Mexico. I am also a diver and have been down to 40 feet several times with this watch and never had a problem.I have replaced the battery once and the watch band once (after my boxer tried to eat my watch, no scratches on the face or case.)Great watch for the money, I wish I would have known about these watches when I was in the Navy.
My 2 year old Navy Seal II dive watch filled up with salt water at about 30 feet. It was the first time I wore it in the water. Maybe they don't like cold water? Customer service was a little rude. It was a very good watch and I will buy another. I just won't dive with it.
My wife and son bought me a luminox water resistant watch for christmas one year.It was a fairly expensive watch and I was happy with it for two years.At that time I was stepping aboard my boat when the pin holding the band fell out. I caught the watch just before it hit the salt water where it would have been lost forever. It might as well have been. I replaced the pin and it happened again. I took the watch to the jewelry store and was told that the watch could not be fixed as the stainless pins had worn out the rubber where the ends of the pins seat. The name Navy Seals suggests that this is one tough watch which it is not. Stainless pins must have a metal seat.
First, let it be said that Amazon and the contracted seller, Dexclusive, are awesome! No fault there at all! I bought the watch because of the tritium markings, combined with Swiss quality. We do a lot of night operations, and the tritium on the numbers and hands (even the second hand) are perfect! Bright enough that you can see the time at a glance in ANY condition without having to push a "light" button, but not so much as to give away a position. No question, exactly what I've bee looking for. The first thing I noticed was an occasional catch when I was resetting the date or time. The second thing was that I was doing this reset at least twice a week. Not for a few seconds off. It might be 3 or 4 minutes, it has skipped hours before! Had the battery changed 3 times just to be sure, same result. This has gone on for 6 months. Thirdly, the SEALS I knew back in my Navy days would not have allowed their insignia on this thing. A tactical watch that erratically skips time?! Guess I'll try Smith & Wesson.UPDATE: 7/25/10- After 4 attempts by a watch maker to repair my Luminox, it not only stops during date change, but upon resetting, the minute hand has gotten totally out of sync with the hour. (hour hand right on with minute hand around the ten til position) A SERIOUS waste of money. You're better off with a $20 Casio with a "light" button. Couldn't figure out how to give a "zero stars" rating. The guys in the Teams need to consider getting their name and logo off of this thing.
Ive read a bunch of reviews on here that their luminox watches don't like water and are not rugged. maybe theirs a bad batch or something else. i bought mine at a local px when i was in the army. not sure what model exactly but it reads 3000/3900 series on the back bezel. Ive had the watch over 5 years now with the same battery and its pretty much the only watch i will wear. i did two 15 month tours over in the sandbox and you cant imagine the amount of hell i have put this thing through. its been through sand storms, tools falling on it, thrown around, caked with mud, etc, etc. its seen numerous times in the water, diving or just playing around. i haven't gone more than 60ft diving with it yet so i cant vouch for any deeper. but its the best watch Ive ever own.PROS: - a watches weight is important to me. this is one of the lightest ones Ive ever owned. it just feels natural on my wrist. - looks it just looks good. its not flashy, it doesn't stand out. - rugged its more than earned its money with me. (Ive personally tested it out-slamming it down, submerging it for hours at a time) - battery i had to replace the battery about two years ago. but that was just precautions of me for a big trip. - watch band- listen do your self a favor and get the nylon Velcro strap. the others suck but this one is the most comfortable band and the most durable. i have replaced it once cause the Velcro started falling and peeling off( 120 degree weather, sand, water, everything else.CONS: - original rubber band sucks get the Velcro one. -the face piece (plastic) it does have a 2 small scratches from the years of abuse wish it was a little bit more scratch resistance though
I am a bit of a watch dork and own several diving watches. I read the good and bad of this watch and figured i'd give it a fair shake and bought it as a graduation gift for my son, who is on his way to hawaii for college and needed a nice diving/water sports watch. This this is very light, made of composite materials and feels like you are not wearing anything. While it claims to be water resistant to 200 meters, it started fogging up just wearing it around and had water in it after a shower. the back has four screws that hold it down instead of using a screw down case like finer dive watches. after taking it to a watch repair place locally, they told me the case had a small crack that was only visible under magnification. I contacted the seller and they told me that they take pictures of all their watches for "security reasons", that they don't sell damaged watches, and that they would charge me to fix or replace it, even though I contacted them well under the warranty period. This is a cheap product with an expensive price tag and a company that has horrible customer service. I should have stuck with Seiko!!!
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