Sometimes you just need a grab-and-go quartz beater to mow the grass in. It might as well be a military watch that can handle anything you throw at it – or throw it at. This Luminox Navy Seal looks like it has seen a couple tours in the desert, but still holds its own like a real trooper. The Navy Seal was originally released around 1994. We think this is one of the earlier V1 models based on the caseback and bezel (notice the markers). The stainless steel back is marked “327-1008 Sip No. 59” on the inside. The condition of the case isn’t too bad, but there are scratches on the mineral crystal – the pics make it look worse that it looks to the naked eye. We changed the battery and put it on a brand new Army green nylon band to complete the look.

Detailed Specs:

• Model: Series 3900
• Movement: Quartz, Swiss made
• Caliber: Ronda 715
• Case: Black plastic
• Diameter: 44mm
• Thickness: 10mm
• Lug-to-Lug: 45mm
• Weight: 43 grams / 1.5 ounces
• Dial: Black with white hands and markers
• Band: Green military strap
• Lug-Width: 22mm
• Crystal: Mineral

Includes: Watch only, no box or papers.

Condition: Beater watch with scratches on the crystal, including a small chip between 6:00 and 7:00, as well as the edge at 9:00. The bezel rotates smoothly, but some of the markers are scratched off. The tritium barely glows anymore. The case is good overall. The strap is new and unworn.