MWC originally produced this 300m water-resistant diver's watch from the early 1990s to 2004, a homage to early NATO divers like the CWC RN Diver. While the dial design saw some changes over the years, the 1999-2001 pattern dial stands out for its clarity and excellent night-time visibility. In fact, it was so popular that MWC have remade it in the same design but with some key improvements, like the Miyota 8315 movement with a massive 60 hour power reserve. The current versions use LumiNova instead of tritium paint, but the iconic encircled "T" remains as a nod to its history. Historical Roots: Originally crafted between the early '90s and 2004, this watch pays homage to its 1999-2001 pattern dial known for its easily readable, uncluttered layout and excellent night-time performance. Material & Visibility Upgrade: The remastered version switches from tritium paint to LumiNova for enhanced night visibility and safety, but retaining the iconic encircled "T." The hardened mineral glass has been upgraded to scratch and shatter-resistant sapphire crystal. Movement Marvel: This watch now boasts an automatic movement with a remarkable 60-hour power reserve, a feat unheard of two decades ago. You can even hand-wind it and precisely synchronize with the hacking function. Enhanced Bezel: The 120-click bezel offers improved precision compared to earlier versions with 60 or 90 clicks. Timeless Case Design: The watch is built on a case design by the renowned Swiss firm MRP S.A, which has remained independent and has been producing these cases since the late '70s. Historical Significance: This case pattern has been used by other renowned companies such as Precista, Nilax, Elvia, Heuer (predecessor to Tag Heuer), and CWC, continuing its production for over 40 years. Embrace history and modern upgrades with our Remastered Classic Military Diver's Watch!
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