Protek USMC Carbon Black Blue Watch

£429.95

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Description
Specifications

Protek is a no-nonsense brand of Tritium tactical watches, built to handle what life throws at you in any environment; the wildest outdoors or the urban jungle. ProTek watches were recently designated an Official Watch of the USMC based on the accuracy, durability and superior ProGlo illumination, making these the ideal timepieces to serve Marines in the line of duty or in their daily lives.

The Swiss self-powered ProGlo T25 illumination system is 100x brighter than conventional watches and glows continuously for 25 years without the need to be "charged" by an external light source.

The Protek USMC Carbon Black Red features a black dial with a blue rubber strap and dial highlights. This series is available in official USMC pantones colours of red, blue, green and desert

42mm Carbon Composite Case and Bezel, with Screw-on Stainless Steel Case Back.
United States Marine Corps Logo Embossed Caseback
Screw-in Crown with Rubber Grip
Sapphire Crystal with Antireflective Coating
Water Resistant to 300 Meters (all watches tested to full depth rating in both air and water)
Japan Quartz Miyota 2S60 3 Hand & Date Movement with 10 Year Battery
Genuine Rubber Strap with steel tube for the spring pin molded into the strap for added durability

SKU: TIC-PT1013B-USMC
Width:: 10.00 (cm)
Height:: 10.00 (cm)
Depth:: 20.00 (cm)
Case Material:: Carbon Composite
Case Diameter:: 4.2
Case Depth:: 1.4
Lug Width (cm):: 2.2
Strap:: Rubber
Display:: Analogue
Power Source:: Battery
Crystal:: Sapphire
Illumination:: Self-Powered ProGlo T25
Movement:: Japan Quartz Miyota 2S60
Water Resistance:: 300
Product Weight (g): 75
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Reviews

4
Excellent watch

Posted by Gk reviews on 4th Jul 2024

I sent this watch back… I know that’s an odd way to start a 4 star review but indulge me for a moment and il explain. There are very few reviews of this watch online ;they are new-ish to the market and at time of writing ,only one of the reviews is UK based so I’m doing my bit for the public domain! The watch is very well built, any doubts you may have about the carbon composite case being lightweight or cheap feeling will be dispelled the moment you remove it from its packaging. As you would expect for a watch of this price it’s well built and solid, bezel clicks are solid with no back play. Screw down crown is well machined and the rubber grip allows a positive screwed down position. The artwork on the case back is excellent -it really is a shame to hide it! The strap is slightly stretchy and comfortable though it grips itself so well that it can be fiddly to put on but is secure, it’s not going to snag on anything and come un-fastened. So praise, praise and more praise. So why did I send it back? It’s a simple-some might say trivial- point . Due to the subdued, tactical nature of the dial , I couldn’t read the date, that’s it , that’s the only reason. So call me old fashioned, call me what you like. But I do think when you spend 400+ pounds on a watch, you should be able to read the date! Now, one point to note on that- the “non-marine” versions of this watch don’t have the subdued date window but then you have to have the bright blue or the bright red strap and highlights and I wasn’t keen on either. Talking of the strap, in closing; it can be easily exchanged for a nato if you so desire. Tritium is the way forward!