PACIFIC BLUE TRITIUM

ADZ-2090-02

Color

Retro Form. Modern Utility.

Inspired by mid-century skin divers, the Pacific Blue T25 pairs a contoured cushion case with rugged marine construction. The short lugs profile case hugs the wrist for maximum comfort during active water use, while micro-gas T25 tritium tubes on the dial and hands provide illumination in lo-light zones. Housed in heavy-duty 316L stainless steel, built with 200m water resistance, it delivers classic vintage aesthetics backed by zero-maintenance low-light utility.

Material : 316L Stainless Steel
Case Diameter : 42mm
Case Length (L2L) : 46mm
Case Height : 16mm 
Lug Width : 22mm
Bracelet : 316L Stainless Steel 
Dial : Blue Color
Lume : Tritium tubes T25
Crystal : Scratch resistant Sapphire Lens 
Bezel : Uni-directional with Ceramic insert
Crown : Screw-down
Water Resistance : 200m / 660ft  
Movement : TMI NH35 – Automatic Movement
Watch Weight : 225 gms 

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  • 2 years Warranty on manufacturing defects.
  • Returns accepted within 7 days of delivery.

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PACIFIC BLUE T25

Retro Architecture

Machined from solid 316L stainless steel, the cushion-case design features a short lug-to-lug profile engineered to hug the contours of the wrist. This compact geometry eliminates case overhang and optimizes weight distribution, delivering classic mid-century proportions with superior wrist stability.

tritium t25

Tritium tubes are self-powering light sources that glow continuously for over a decade without batteries or sunlight. These durable glass vials use safe, "always-on" technology to provide reliable visibility for years, making them ideal for watch dials, emergency markers, and glow-in-the-dark EDC gear


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