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Hi all! Lost my watch which was a deep blue T25. Would appreciate recommendations of a similar watch with tritium illumination. Thanks!
 
Smith Wesson has a nice selection of tritium watches, and they are for the most part reasonably priced. I myself prefer G-shock watches, they are well priced and stand up well to almost any outdoor activity.
 
Check out Ball Watch, great assortment of high quality watches all with trits and in some case a LOT of trits.
 
Recently purchased an Isobrite T100 tritium-illuminated lightweight polycarbon watch. The T100 results in up to four times the brightness of standard T25 tritium illuminated watches. It certainly lights up noticeably better than a Luminox I've got.

it has a 10 year battery life, a scratch resistant anti-reflective sapphire glass crystal, two tritium markers on the rotating bezel, and 200m water resistance. Case diameter is 47mm, case thickness 12mm.

i picked the Valor Series ISO305 in tan, which my wife thinks is tacky but that's just her opinion. It also came with an extra nylon band.
 
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Try surfing those huge on-line suppliers they have thousands to choose from and all discounted.
 
Danhoe200 said:
Recently purchased an Isobrite T100 tritium-illuminated lightweight polycarbon watch. The T100 results in up to four times the brightness of standard T25 tritium illuminated watches. It certainly lights up noticeably better than a Luminox I've got.

it has a 10 year battery life, a scratch resistant anti-reflective sapphire glass crystal, two tritium markers on the rotating bezel, and 200m water resistance. Case diameter is 47mm, case thickness 12mm.

i picked the Valor Series ISO305 in tan, which my wife thinks is tacky but that's just her opinion. It also came with an extra nylon band.
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I have the Isobrite T-100 in black. It's the brightest trits I've seen in a watch, but I've never seen a Ball in person. It's my weekend/outdoor watch. I have a Tissot PRC 200 as my "work" watch.
 
Oakley Holeshot. Sapphire crystal (almost impossible to scratch). They are all great but most are too big. Also check out o-review.com
 
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