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Established in 2000, the Navy SEAL Foundation has been providing ongoing support and assistance to men and women of the U.S. Navy SEALs and their families, especially during times of illness or injury. During the 9/11 attacks, having been only about a year old, the non-profit organization expanded its services to include Naval Special Warfare members as well. An absolute rock for these troops and their loved ones, the Navy SEAL Foundation now celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special-edition dive watch by none other than longtime partner Luminox.
The chosen watchmaker of the SEALs since 1992, Luminox has decided to mark the jubilee with a stunning version of its Navy SEAL Foundation 3220 Series diver dressed in a luxurious gold-tone IP 316L stainless steel case, bezel, and crown. Pairing perfectly with the gold, the 60-minute bezel markings are put in black to match the blacked-out matte dial under the AR-coated sapphire crystal — a stealthy aesthetic for one of the most tactical-focused dive watches on the market.
Even the background on the date window is in black as well. Luckily, this thing glows like a champ at night thanks to the brand’s Luminox Light Technology (LLT), in yellow and ice blue here. LLT is pretty spectacular and Luminox’s calling card since their beginning in the ‘80s. Installed at the hour markers, hands, and bezel pip, the tube-based lume can shine in any condition and will last for up to 25 years.
Stretching 43mm across with a 12mm thickness, the ultra-tough case boasts 200m in water resistance and houses a Swiss-made RONDA 515 quartz movement that will last you 50 months with solid accuracy and durability to match. Lastly, the watch is adorned with a rugged black rubber strap, while the buckle matches the case with its gold-tone IP stainless steel.
Get the Navy SEAL Foundation 3220 Series Gold Color Edition right now from Luminox’s website for $795.
