Marc and Sons Military Diver
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Qualifies for Next Day Air:
Order by 4:00PM EST Friday for delivery Saturday (4/20)
Order by 4:00PM EST Friday for delivery Saturday (4/20)
Detailed Specs:
- Model: Marc & Sons Military Diver Black DLC – 42.5mm
- Movement: Automatic, Swiss made
- Caliber: Sellita SW200-1
- Case: Black DLC stainless steel
- Diameter: 42.5mm
- Thickness: 12mm
- Lug-to-Lug: 50mm
- Weight: 6.8 ounces / 194 grams
- Dial: Black with yellow inner bezel
- Lume: Super-LumiNova BGW9
- Bezel: Uni-directional rotating, lumed matte black ceramic, 120 clicks
- Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire
- Band: DLC stainless steel
- Double push-button divers clasp with ratcheting wetsuit extension
- Lug-Width: 22mm
- Crown: Screw-down style
- Water Resistant up to 500m/1,650ft
- Retail Price: ~$850 USD
Includes: Marc and Sons box, manual, card.
Condition: Excellent, never worn, never sized. Handled for review and photoshoot only. There are some scratches on the caseback, bound to happen when a watch company puts a frosted texture behind a steel bracelet that rubs against it when not on the wrist.
Sold
Qualifies for Next Day Air:
Order by 4:00PM EST Friday for delivery Saturday (4/20)
Order by 4:00PM EST Friday for delivery Saturday (4/20)
Detailed Specs:
- Model: Marc & Sons Military Diver Black DLC – 42.5mm
- Movement: Automatic, Swiss made
- Caliber: Sellita SW200-1
- Case: Black DLC stainless steel
- Diameter: 42.5mm
- Thickness: 12mm
- Lug-to-Lug: 50mm
- Weight: 6.8 ounces / 194 grams
- Dial: Black with yellow inner bezel
- Lume: Super-LumiNova BGW9
- Bezel: Uni-directional rotating, lumed matte black ceramic, 120 clicks
- Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire
- Band: DLC stainless steel
- Double push-button divers clasp with ratcheting wetsuit extension
- Lug-Width: 22mm
- Crown: Screw-down style
- Water Resistant up to 500m/1,650ft
- Retail Price: ~$850 USD
Includes: Marc and Sons box, manual, card.
Condition: Excellent, never worn, never sized. Handled for review and photoshoot only. There are some scratches on the caseback, bound to happen when a watch company puts a frosted texture behind a steel bracelet that rubs against it when not on the wrist.
