Luminox 3057.WO The White Out

Gentlemen,
Welcome Back! This is the Luminox 3057.WO and I am stoked to be bringing this one to you. The White Out just shipped on June 15th and I got it in my store three days ago! In the video review I will show you the Luminox White out and Color Mark EVO Black Out side by side. Both are cool watches. I hope this is helpful. Contact me if you have and questions or would like to purchase a watch!

• Article number: A.3057.WO
• Serie: Navy SEAL COLORMARK 3050 Series
• Family: Sea
• Function: TimeDate

• Movement (technology): Quartz
• Size of case diameter (mm): 44.00
• Case material: Carbon reinforced PC
• Case Bezel: Rotating 1-Way Diver

• Case Back: Caseback with Screws
• Crown: Double-Security Gasket
• Crystal/Glass material: Hardened Mineral

• Water resistance (m/ft/atm): 200 / 600 / 20
• Strap/Bracelet material: Rubber / Silicone / PU
• Illumination: Night Vision Tubes (25 years)

Thanks Guys, I hope this was helpful and I will be posting new stuff soon. I will be in Seattle next week, so I will have some "Watches on the Road" types of pictures!
Brent Garcia

Lumiox Deep Dive Review

Gentlemen,
Welcome back. It has been a while, and I am super pumped to be back and reviewing this awesome piece.
So, today I have the Luminox Deep Dive Automatic. This is a beastly, heavy duty 44mm tank. The case on the Deep Dive is 316L Stainless Steel with a black PVD coating. It wears heavy on, and I like it! This Luminox is certified to 500 meters... which is crazy deep! If there is anybody who reads this that has actually ventured to those depths, please share your story (and Pics) with the rest of us.
I have been dealing with Luminox for the last few years and am consistantly impressed with the pieces they come out with. I personally own the Recon Pointman, and the Color Mark Black Out and have been really happy with both. I use them when I go, hiking, fly fishing and camping.
Specs:
Main Characteristics
- Water Resistance 500 meters, 50 ATM
- Movement ETA 2826-2 AUTOMATIC TIME DATE HH6
- Battery/Battery life /
- Case 316L steel in PVD black
- Bezel 316L steel in PVD black rotating, at 12H colored LLT protected by metalized mineral glass window
- Case back 316L steel, screwed
- Glass Sapphire glass, double side antireflective coating
- Crown Stainless steel 316L
- Hight 17.05mm
- Weight 158 g

Special feature
- Automatic Helium Release Valve
- Patent pending Bezel Locking System to prevent bezel to turn accidentally in either way
SWISS MADE

Blue Dial Markers, Crown Cover that Locks the Bezel, and tritium Gas Markers.


 Inner and Outer Boxes.

I hope this review was helpful guys and I look forward to the next one. See you next time.
And don't forget, this watch will be available for a limited time from "The Vault"

Brent Garcia

Rolex Explorer II New Model Review

Gentlemen, 
Welcome back to CronoCommentary. I am so proud to bring this watch in for review today! The Rolex Explorer II ref. 216570 is the new, updated version of the classic Explorer model. It is bigger, badder, and sleeker looking than its predecessor. I have been wearing the Explorer II for about a month now, and can honestly say, that out do all of the models I have owned or demoed, this is in the top of my favorites from Rolex. It is right up there with the Sea-Dweller Deep Sea and the Stainless Steel Daytona. Better in some ways.
So in this post, I'm gonna drop some knowledge as well as talk about the watch. There isn't a ton to cover as far as functionality, but I will use this opportunity to talk a little about the materials and processes of Rolex in general.

HISTORY
The original explorer model was designed for Sir Edmond Hillary for his ascent to the summer of Mt. Everest. His was the first successful attempt ant Rolex was a part of that. The original model was a slight variation of the Oyster Date Just with no date, and an easier to read, luminous dial. When the original Explorer II as released, they added a 24 hour stationary bezel and the 24 hour hand.this came in handy for ambitious Trekkers, explorers, and travelers, especially those in environments that are in constant dark or light. 

EXPLORER II ref. 216570
Rolex really made some amazing changes and upgrades to all of the new models in the line, and the Explorer II is no exception. the upgrades started with the release of the GMT Master II in 2006 and have been incorporated into every new release since. These include things like solid links in all of the bracelets, a heavier buckle, newly designed sapphire crystals and their patented Parachrom main spring. All of these engineering additions makes this watch more durable, more accurate, and more valuable. 
The case size for the Explorer II has been enlarged to a 42mm case, which in my opinion was a welcome change. All of the styling for the hands and dials have been updated giving the Explorer a much sleeker and cleaner look. The case and bezel don't wear as thick on the wrist as the Sub-Mariner and  WAY less than the Deep-Sea which makes it great for everyday wear. Even with suit cuffs. 

Overall, I am a huge fan of this piece! 
I hope this was helpful, and don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Also, I will be posting some articles about 904L Steele, Rolex Movements, and the materials used to make a Rolex watch.

This watch will be available in my Vault, so keep your eyes open for that.

Until next time,

Brent Garcia

Rolex Explorer II Video Review

Hey Guys,
Here is the quick video review for the Rolex Explorer II. I have really enjoyed wearing it, and I hope this review is helpful. There will be more general Rolex info to come. Until next time.
Brent Garcia