Smith & Wesson Men's Commander Watch, Tritium H3, 20ATM, Tactical Tough Military Watch, Titanium case, Bezel and Strap, 45mm, Stainless Steel & Rubber Strap

The Men's Smith & Wesson SWW-357 Executive Tritium H3 Basic Round Black Face Titanium Watch is one of the easiest in the world to read in low light conditions and even in total darkness. This watch is equipped with a tritium light source, which will provide 20 years worth of consistent glow. This tactical-tough watch is resistant to water, oil, and the most corrosive materials. From the first look, you'll notice the black face with Titanium wristband. This titanium watch is water resistant to 200-meters (660-feet), which will stand up to the rigors of recreational scuba diving. The Smith & Wesson Executive watch also features a screw down crown assuring maximum water resistance, shock resistant body, a rotating bezel to help track elapsed time, and a scratch resistant hardened glass that protects the dial. This watch also features precision quartz Swiss component movement and includes 3 hands to show the hours, minutes and seconds. The only thing that stands between you and sliding your wrist around this watch is the elegant gift box. The Men's Smith & Wesson SWW-357-T-BLK Executive Tritium H3 Basic Round Black Face titanium watch measures 43-mm and comes with a 1-year limited warranty. These merits have made Tritium H3 watches an absolute must in the emergency, safety, and protection sectors as well as in the armed forces. They are also ideal for fans of adventure and sport. Smith & Wesson is one of the world's most recognizable brands and for good reason. Since they first opened their doors they have focused on designing and manufacturing innovative solutions that are unparalleled in the field of personal safety and protection. Almost every major law enforcement and military agency in the world has used Smith & Wesson products and to this day most police departments in the United States depend on their firearms and accessories. Smith & Wesson has been a partner to law enforcement since the late 1800s, developing crime-fighting tools that set the standard for