Name: Skeleton Series T100 Automatic Watch by IsoBright, Blackout, ISO1602
SKU: 888478

Gem of the Day is pleased to present, all new from IsoBright, a magnificent open dial Skeleton Watch illuminated with T100 Tritium. With a caliber NH72 Selfwinding movement. there are no batteries to replace, ever. The movement of your body, winds the watch and provides a 41 hour power reserve.

The caliber NH72 mechanical movement, with 24 jewels and Diashock shock protection, is a tough, durable, accurate watch.

This Isobrite Skeleton T100 Series watch features 16 ultra bright T100 tritium markers that will glow continuously for 25 years. A combination of green and orange tritium markers makes it incredibly easy to tell the time in any lighting environment. T100 Tritium is 4 times brighter than conventional tritium and will cast light to the skeleton dial.

Constructed out of carbon fiber reinforced polycarbonate, this lightweight watch weighs in at only 2.7 ounces. The dial is well protected by a nearly scratchproof sapphire glass crystal with an anti-reflective coating.

Even tough many would consider the Skeleton Series more of a showy dress watch, they are actually dive rated, depth tested down to 200 meters or 660 feet below sea level. The 60-click unidirectional ratcheting diver bezel with a tritium marker will help you keep track of elapsed diving time.

SPECIFICATIONS:

IsoBright Skeleton Series T100 BLACKOUT Model #ISO1602
Movement Caliber: Japanese NH72
24 Jewels
Shock Resistant - Diashock Shock Absorber Protection
Automatic Selfwinding Movement
41 Hour Power Reserve
Swiss Tritium T100 Illumination
16 Tritium Tubes on the Hour Hand, Minute Hand, Second Hand and all 12 Hour Markers and on the Elapse Time Bezel
Luminous Paint on the 12 o'clock position - Two Dots and Triangle
Scratch-resistant sapphire with an anti-reflective coating
Case Material: Carbon fiber reinforced polycarbonate
Caseback: Stainless steel engraved plate
Water Resistant to 200 Meters or 660 feet Below Sea Level
Crown: Double-gasket push-in with side shields, off-centered at the 4 o'clock position on the dial