Seafarers and landfarers now agree at something. It’s the Luminox Navy Seal Colormark series. It’s an  exemplified show of military standards including the designs. Strong, rugged and built to withstand far many abuses than a lifetime’s worth of adventures can bring you, on land or in sea. They are intended to stand the tests of time, even the harshest. Amazing are their comfort levels, as well as the refinement. A great little workhorse that rules in the active-duty sectors. It has a mineral crystal.Some go without stopwatch functions but makes it up with the luminescence, the shock resistance, the water resistance and sometimes, a tachymeter. It’s an useful device when you need to calculate average speed to your destination. This, again, makes field-use easy, so you can take them to snorkeling, swimming, climbing or to any other outdoor activity. The carbon-reinforced plastic cases are more rigid and durable than steel. Equally unyielding are the hardened mineral crystals! Together, they make the Colormark appear masculine, aggressive and strong and gives it a lovely feel under the fingers. The Colormark watches have curved lugs that help the case to ease down very securely on the wrist.

The Colormark has been readied for pro-level field use.It makes a solid option among sports watches designed around military themes. Its quartz-crystal movement needs battery changes every four years, but this doesn’t interfere with Luminox’s Always Visible light technology. The Lume will glow for roughly another 25 years since it results from the beta-decay of Tritium, the radioactive isotope of hydrogen. Its atoms are three times the mass of ordinary hydrogen atoms. So the extra electron pops out and hits the coating inside the borosilicate glass capsules, creating energy in the form of light. Don’t worry about the radioactivity; the beta-radiation is a weak one that can’t even go through glass.

It is perfectly normal for someone to pick up one of these and scoff loudly at its lightness (polycarbonate and carbon composites are actually light). The Colormark is best for them with skilled hands, where extra weight slows you down or doesn’t allow you to be as much deft. Even if you are working near magnetic fields, it won’t be affected or affect other devices.

However, the Original Navy SEAL from 1994 is perhaps the most popular Luminox on the map. It has inputs from Chief Nick North (Officer-in-charge; Procurement, Navy SEALs) whose specific designs makes it fit for the most demanding of conditions he could imagine. Luminox stays put on those specs painstakingly and it has been confirmed by some of the elite military and law-enforcement units worldwide. On a whole, the COLORMARK series still stays the best seller for Luminox.

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