Description
Marathon Navigator watch with date STEEL (SSNAV-D 41mm) – Military Navigator 41mm Steel Quartz – designed for pilots and airborne troops, manufactured according to US Army specifications – validated MIL-SPEC (MIL-PRF -46374G Type III, Class 1) – Manufactured in La Chaux de Fonds (Switzerland), according to ISO 6425 standard, 316L surgical steel body, scratch-resistant Sapphire crystal – maximum dial readability – and guaranteed waterproof up to 100 meters ( 10ATM).
Quartz movement ETA F06.412 HeavyDrive-PreciDrive (03 jewels), reliable and extremely precise (± 10 s/year)Battery life displayed from 68 to 94 months (depending on the type of battery, from 40.0 to 55 mAh) - frequency 32768 Hz, hour, minute and second hands, low battery level indication (EOL). Date display in black on white background, dial located between 4h and 5h.
41mm synthetic sapphire dial (11mm thick), with anti-reflective coating, pressure resistant up to 35000 feet – 316L steel case (screw-down crown). Telescope bi-directionaldivided into 12 hours, dial with double display (12 o'clock & 12 o'clock), lighting of the 12 o'clock dial and hands by tritium tubes – constant lighting without dimming and without the need for an external light source.
Designed for rescue operators & soldiers deployed in operations, Marathon's GPQ ensures optimal discretion (no reflection on the case), exceptional robustness, reliability in extreme conditions and optimal dial reading in low visibility conditions. The quartz movement is suitable for intense activity in a hostile environment.
Notable features:
- SWISS MADE (La Chaux de Fonds) - ACCORDING TO ISO 6425 STANDARD
- NSN
- QUARTZ MOVEMENT ETA F06.412 HeavyDrive-PreciDrive (03 jewels)
- PRECISION (± 10 s/year)
- AUTONOMY FROM 68 TO 94 MONTH
- MANUFACTURING ACCORDING TO US ARMY SPECIFICATIONS – MIL-PRF-46374G Type III, Class 1 VALIDATED
- ILLUMINATION BY TRITIUM TUBES
- HOUSING STEEL stainless 316L
- DIAL : 41mm / 11mm thick
- BRACELET BALLISTIC NYLON
- SEALING : 10ATM (100 meters)
- DESIGNED FOR COMBAT AND AIRCRAFT PILOTING