Marathon - 41mm Original SAR W/ DATE (OSAR-D) - Rubber Bracelet

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AUTHENTIC MILITARY HERITAGE WITH MODERN MILITARY DESIGNEST. 1939

The company that was to become Marathon Watch was founded in 1904 as Weinsturm Watch, later to be named Wein Brothers. In 1939, Morris Wein founded Marathon Watch, supplying fine precision timepieces throughout North America.Since 1941, Marathon has been manufacturing timing instruments for the Allied Forces. Today, the fourth generation of the family continues the tradition with a wide range of instruments measuring time, temperature and distance. Marathon watches combine military durability with Swiss engineering and craftsmanship to ensure the highest level of quality and precision.Marathon products are manufactured with the utmost care and go through various quality control measures. This attention to quality is supported by a commitment to excellent customer support to ensure the best possible product experience.

41MM ORIGINAL SAR W/ DATE (OSAR-D)

• MaraGlo: MaraGlo photo-luminescent paint charges through external light sources. MaraGlo will glow brightly on its own for up to 3–5 hours after light exposure
• Water Resistance: The 41mm OSAR-D is made from 316L surgical-grade stainless-steel with a screw-down crown and a synthetic sapphire crystal that allow it to operate while submerged down to 300 meters or 1000 feet underwater
• Shock Resistance: For over 80 years Marathon has used Incabloc® shock absorbers to protect the Marathon engine. This watch combines military toughness with Swiss craftsmanship in a watch that will get the job done, and look good doing it
• Swiss Craftmanship: Inside the 41mm OSAR-D automatic is a Swiss-made, 26 jewels Sellita SW200-1 with Incabloc® Shock Absorber. These watches are hand- assembled in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland and guarantee the highest level of craftsmanship and accuracy
• Timing Bezel:
  1. Rotate your bezel counterclockwise and align the 12 o´clock bezel marker with the minute hand. This will set your start time.
  2. Measure the minute hand against the bezel markers to count the elapsed time.
  NOTE: When diving, use your dive watch as a support device alongside the recommended diving tools suggested by PADI or BSAC.