Luminox Watches

The Original Luminox Navy SEAL watch, first introduced in 1994, is the timepiece that put Luminox on the map. The officer in charge of procurement for the Navy SEALs, Chief Nick North and Luminox worked together to develop a watch specifically for the SEALs. Since then, Luminox has never strayed from its mission and this has been confirmed and validated by the many elite military and law enforcement units that have requested Luminox for their use around the world. The man on the street has also shown particular interest in Luminox, figuring rightly that if the watches are designed for and used by elite troops, they have to be able to stand up to every day use. 16 years later, this series is still one of Luminox' best sellers.

Seiko means " Success" SKX031 Watch

This is a very close model after the Rolex Submariner.

Here is a comparison between the famous Rolex Submariner 14060M and the Seiko Diver 100

-The Submariner can go deeper than the Seiko .660ft (300m) For the Rolex / 330Ft (100m) for the Seiko.

-The Submariner cost 4170€ ($5500) / The Seiko cost 150€ ($200)
-Both have a manufactured movement.

- The bezel of the Seiko is bidirectional while the 14060M´s bezel can only be turned unidirectional (against clockwise).

-Both are made of Stainless steal (916L for the Rolex)

-One is Japanese, the other is Swiss.

-Both have luminous on hands and markers.

-The Seiko have the Day and Date whereas the Rolex is without date.

-Seiko : 7s26 automatic movement. / Rolex : 3130 automatic movement

-Both have screwed crown and screwed back.

-14060M's luminous markers are fenced with white gold / Seiko's markers are fenced with steel.