Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel

Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel

Additional Product Features: * Case Material-Steel or PVD Plated Steel case * Case Diameter-42 mm * Bezel-Fixed steel bezel * Case Back-Steel or PVD plated steel, screwed down case back * Crystal-Antireflective coated sapphire glass crystal * Crown-Stainless steel or black PVD plated steel screw down crown * Water Resistance-200 meters * Movement-Ronda 517 day-date motion * Battery Life-48 months * Strap-23 mm black or dark brown leather strap * Bracelet-23 mm solid steel bracelet

Explore outstanding depths with the Luminox Men’s Field Time Date Stainless Steel Watch, a handsome timepiece with impressive capabilities. Its black leather band boasts white contrast-stitching and metal studs for a rugged look. A stainless steel case is topped by a scratch-resistant sapphire-coated window that reveals a black dial. White Arabic-numeral hour indicators, 24-hour markers, white stick minute markers, distinguished day and date windows, and luminescent hands define the black dial. This Swiss-made yachting watch is water immune to an amazing 660 feet (200 m).

The Luminox Story

AN AMERICAN SUCCESS STORY

Like a lot of other American success stories, LUMI•NOX came from a forward-thinking person realizing a need in the market and meeting it. Barry Cohen had been in the fashion watch business for rather numerous time when he came throughout a Swiss self-powered illumination system and knew that it would make watches more visible and posing no difficulty to read in low or no light situations. As a result, Cohen and a collaborator developed watches using this distinguishable illumination scheme (called Luminox Light Technology) and LUMI•NOX was born back in 1989 (Lumi is Latin for light while Nox is Latin for night), driven by a commitment to offer cutting-edge luminescence and readability in it is line of high-performance sports watches.

The Navy SEALs and More
The Luminox Navy SEAL watch is the timepiece that made Luminox famous. The officer in charge of procurement for the Navy SEALs, Nick North, was asked to seek a more dependable watch for night missions and found the solution at a trade show where he ran into Luminox. He worked with Barry Cohen to construct a watch quintessentially for them and the Navy SEAL watch was born.

“Luminox had precisely the watch we were looking for – we only added a few little things,” Nick North, Senior Public Safety Engineer and Operations Specialist, remembered. “We arranged to test a lot of and they worked great. We made a few changes, then the East Coast team started issuing them and the West Coast teams came on board.”

After Luminox provided the watches to the SEALs, more elite units contacted them directly, while at the same time Luminox started out selling the watch throughout the country and the world. Luminox was then neared by US Air Force pilots flying the F-117 Nighthawk Stealth fighter jet. They were wearing the Navy SEAL timepieces, but chafed at the word “Navy” on the dial. Luminox then produced a watch for these pilots and neared Lockheed Martin, the makers of the F-117 Nighthawk for a picture of the plane to use in the catalogs that marketed the watches.

This introductory contact turned into an exclusive arrangement to construct Lockheed Martin timepieces, including watches devoted to the F-117 Nighthawk, F-16 Fighting Falcon, SR-111 Blackbird and the new F-22 Raptor.

The Rest of the Story
Throughout the following 20 years, Luminox has never strayed from it is mission which has been confirmed and validated by the a lot of elite military and law enforcement units that have adopted Luminox as popular equipment.

Luminox has expanded it is collection to include a assortment of styles, produced for the active consumer, the sportsman, law enforcement and military groups, divers and more. Currently, Luminox is circulated in 40 countries around the world and furnishes elite units all over the world. In addition, the man on the street has shown peculiar interest in Luminox, anxious to use the watches put to the test each single day – on the world’s most difficult jobs, figuring justly that if they have been requested by, designed for and used by the Navy SEALs, they have to be capable to stand up to each day use.

The Technology
The Luminox Light Technology makes Luminox watches Always Visible – in fact, the engineering Luminox uses provides 24/7 luminosity, no matter the conditions, for more than 25 years.

Most other watches use luminescent paint that has to be charged by a light source and fades very quickly, or a “push to light” system, where you push a button for battery-driven illumination.

Luminox, however, uses proprietary technology, in the past reserved for the military, that makes Luminox watches stand out, literally. Each Luminox watch features tiny gas lights (borosilicate glass capsules), which are always lit, on the hands, hour markers and when necessary, bezels. As a result of this distinctive technology, Luminox watches are always readable at a glance, no matter the conditions.

The U.S. military has long recognized the vantages of micro gas light roots and their use is mandated in procurement specification MIL-W-46374F. Being capable to read the watches in any conditions, even in total darkness, is an crucial requirement of a heap of military and law enforcement agencies.

The U.S. Navy SEALs use the watches, as do U.S. Air Force pilots, FBI and ATF agents, Secret Service officers, Border Patrol units, Coast Guard officers, SWAT teams, as well as standard law enforcement officers, helicopter search and rescue pilots, professional divers and other groups.

The Luminox Light Technology scheme is hand used in each and each watch. Though more complicated, highpriced and time consuming than normal luminescence, it is one of the things that makes Luminox watches special. This distinctive engineering and the further and added quality control steps Luminox mandates require extraordinary attention to detail and care in manufacturing.

The Benefits

  • The uttermost Swiss illumination system glows without the need to push a button or expose to light
  • Glows without disturbance for more than 25 years
  • Swiss Made with jeweled Swiss movements
  • Water immune and shock resistant

    Production
    All Luminox watches are Swiss Made, formulated by Luminox’s corporate partner, Mondaine Watch Company, one of the leaders in Swiss manufacturing. Located in Zurich with constructing facilities in Biberist, Switzerland, Mondaine not long ago won a Swiss Logistics Award for it is “just in time” production. Mondaine applies it is more than 50 years of experience when manufacturing the elaborated Luminox watches.

    The Future
    Luminox will carry on to combine cutting edge technology, forward-thinking design and uttermost performance. Luminox delivers, when and where it counts.

  • Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel

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    Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel

    Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel Image

    Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel

    Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel Photo

    Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel

    Luminox 1828 Field Stainless Steel Picture


    Most helpful client reviews

    11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
    5the least compromise
    By Gregory Brady
    Everything you buy is a compromise – cars, boats, homes and yes, watches. This watch when equipped with the stainless band is dressy sufficient for all occassions. I have various luminox watches and this one by far is the easiest to read both in daylight or darkness. I set it to a atomic watch each month and it is never any more than 5 to 10 seconds in error. Of all my 24 watches this is by far my favorite.

    4 of 4 persons found the following review helpful.
    4Nice watch, but……….
    By Juan Peron
    This is a outstanding looking watch. Nice workmanship and the luminosity is a very nice feature. My only complaint, and I’ve heard this from other owners of this watch, is that the second hand does not fall on the second notches. It seems that this would be an easy fix by Luminox and it in truth looks that their quality control would pick this detail up. If they fix this flaw, then this watch would effortlessly is worthy of five stars.

    1 of 1 humans found the following review helpful.
    4Glows in the dark
    By El Rayo
    Luminox, either you love em or hate em. I love mine.

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