Watches Luminox XS.3123.DF

Luminox XS.3123.DF series Pacific Diver watch.

Just the name Pacific conjures up images of sunny beaches, palm trees, great days and even greater nights and adventures. Stretching from the beaches of Malibu to Hawaii, Fiji, Japan, Australia, Costa Rica and Peru, the Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest ocean in the world and a playground for people who love the outdoors.

Luminox and the Pacific Ocean are inextricably linked. When Luminox was founded in 1989, its specific goal was to design, engineer and manufacture the world's toughest watches for the world's toughest people - Navy SEALs (whose training base is on the Pacific Coast, in Coronado, across from San Diego), soldiers, police officers, first responders, adventurers and people who love the outdoors.

The result is a line that these groups have adopted as their own, and a legacy of quality, durability and reliability.

In honor of this connection to the Pacific, Luminox is introducing an all-new SEA Series collection, the Pacific Diver 3120 Series.

This line of watches features a 44mm stainless steel case and a CARBONOX™ rotating lunette - the result is an eye-catching combination of materials. The Pacific Diver series features water resistance to 200 meters, a screw-down crown and case back, a sapphire crystal and, of course, Luminox Light technology, which guarantees constant night-time visibility for up to 25 years. The stainless steel case back is engraved with the Luminox motto "Every Second Counts", reminding you to make the most of every moment.

The Pacific Diver 3120 series has four versions. There is a black on black model (blackened dial, black bezel and black DLC case) on a rubber strap, a black dial and black bezel model on a steel bracelet, a blue dial and black bezel model on a steel bracelet and a black dial and black bezel model on a rubber strap.

The Luminox Pacific Diver 3120 Series is the perfect casual watch that you can take anywhere, anytime. It's perfect for home, the office, the gym and yes, even the Pacific Ocean.