Jason N. enthusiastically told Luminox, “I have discussed it before within the watch space: Most veterans are used to being uncomfortable. And often, the tools and equipment we use are unwieldy and downright awkward. But wearing the Bear Grylls Mountain watch during this experience has shown me that comfort and capability are not mutually exclusive, and Luminox is proving this with the new 3730 Series. On my 7.5-inch wrist, I immediately noticed the form, fit, and functionality of the 43mm wide and 13mm thick CARBONOX™ case of the Bear Grylls Mountain watch with its new integrated strap system. The watch has a presence without the bulk and drag often associated with other models in the composite case genre. Its lightweight 70-gram footprint adds very little weight to your wrist, and, during our multiple hikes, that made all the difference in comfort and conserving energy. The Beary Grylls Mountain watch, XB.3731, was a joy to wear and proves that less is more in situations that require optimal freedom of movement.”

Luminox watches are built to stand up to adventures like Jason’s Moab expedition. They became popular for their involvement with the Navy SEALs program and have been a choice adventure or active duty watch for legions of active professionals. Luminox watches all feature Swiss Made tritium gas tube illumination that allows you to view the dials clearly in complete darkness without having to charge any traditional luminant with light. Many Luminox watches are also produced using the company's Carbonox carbon case material, which makes the timepieces extremely light as well as durable, shock-resistant, and, of course, water-resistant.

Congratulations, Jason, you’ve earned a place in the Luminox family!