Description

Lum-Tec’s new Vortex D1 watch is solar-powered so you don’t have to fuss with battery changes. And when fully charged, it has six months of power reserve. In fact just a minute charge with bright sunlight will be enough for a full day. Five hours or more of bright sunlight can charge the watch to its full six months power reserve. The Vortex D4 features a 42mm diameter stainless steel case with a military-grade titanium carbide Carbide PVD hard coating, a 120 click luminous internal diver bezel (set with a separate crown), 200 meters of water resistance, and the Lum Tec’s two-tone glow X1 grade SuperLuminova with MDV technology.

The watch also has a curved double-dome sapphire crystal with military grade polarized (double-side) anti-reflective coating. A military style strap is adorned with gunmetal PVD keepers and buckle. The screw down crown features double Viton® seals to bolster water resistance.

Vortex D1 features —

• Solar powered VS42A movement from Japan
• Just 1 minute of sunlight produces a full day of power
• 6 months power reserve on full charge (5 hours sunlight)
• 316L Surgical grade Stainless Steel case
• 42mm case width / 22mm lug width
• 48mm lug to lug length with curved lug profile
• 10.8mm case thickness
• Internal rotating 120 click luminous diver bezel operated via crown@2:00
• 200 Meters water resistance
• Military grade Titanium Carbide gunmetal tone PVD hard coating
• Bead blast finish for extra durability
• Screw down crown with double Viton® seals
• Semi-transparent solar dial
• 2-tone glow X1 grade Super-Luminova with MDV technology
• Premium, diamond-cut hands with X1 grade Super-Luminova
• Solid, 316L Stainless Steel threaded caseback with Viton seals
• Curved double dome sapphire
• Military grade polarized double side anti-reflective coating
• Anti-shock movement mounting system
• Military style strap with matched gunmetal PVD hardware
• Free lifetime pressure testing and seal cleaning
• Two year limited warranty
• The The Vortex D1– Designed, assembled by hand and fully tested in Ohio