Name: MWC P656 Stainless Steel Tactical Series Watch with GTLS Tritium and Ten Year Battery Life (Non Date Version)
SKU: P656ND/D2/Li
Availability: OutOfStock

SPECIAL OFFER

Please note that we only have a fewB of these steel modelsB remaining.B This variant will beB replaced by a new titanium case version hence these final stainless steelB watchesB are reduced to half price to clear prior to the arrival of the new modelsB which will arrive within the next 14 days.

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SKU Code: P656ND/D2/LI

The robust 300m water-resistant MWC Tactical Series of watches were specifically designed for marine, surface and airborne applications, they are manufactured to surpass U.S W-46374F Type 6 specifications, these watches were ordered by a bulk contract client and are based on designs made in the mid-1990s but with multiple upgrades, one of the original watches appears in the final image, the main improvements are the solid stainless steel case (the first watch of this pattern in the 1990s was the P650 whichB was made from Polyamide), water resistance is increased by a factor of 10 from 30m to 300m (99ft to 1000ft) and the addition of a screw-down crown and heavy-duty screw caseback etc. The bezel has high visibility numerals and the dial is also very clear and easy to read even under adverse light conditions. The watch uses Swiss Tritium GTLS (Gaseous Tritium Light Sources) which are significantly brighter than any conventional luminous watch.

The timepiece features a high-quality Ronda high precision Quartz Movement (Ronda calibre 715li) designed to withstand high G-forces which has an incredible 10-year battery life as well as an end of battery life indicator. The watch is water-resistant to 30 ATM (1000 ft/300m) although it is not a dedicated diving watch it is manufactured to the same water resistance rating as our diver’s models with a screw-down crown and caseback and is suitable for all land-based or marine requirements.

The main difference between this watch and many other models which we manufacture is that it is designed to maintain high levels of accuracy at altitudes up to 12,000m / 40,000ft without compensatory pressurization.

The dial features a radioactive tritium symbol. Tritium is a radioactive isotope of hydrogen. When it decays, it emits beta particles although these do not penetrate the skin, plastic, glass, etc. Whilst the vials contain radioactive gas even when they are all taken together they contain less than the personal limit of 25 millicuries – see U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations 10 CFR 30.15.B

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