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The MTM BlackHawk Special Ops Watch is the world's first electromagnetic rechargeable watch with LED lighting system and now it is also Titanium Carbide (TiC) coated.
MTM have now raised the bar by applying the very latest Titanium Carbide technology to the Blackhawk watch. This TiC coating is even stonger than the original PVD coating (used on the previous generation of MTM Watches) and it means your watch will be looking as good as the day you bought it in 5 years time.
About Titanium Carbide: Titanium carbide is an extremely hard refractory ceramic material. Titanium Carbide is so resistant to force that it is used as a heat shield for re-entry to the atmosphere of space shuttles. Commercially, titanium carbide is used in the tools that cut tool bits. It is mainly used to prepare vermets, which are commonly used to machine steel materials at high cutting speeds.
The MTM Black Hawk Special Ops Watch is a fantastic looking watch of outstanding quality. Designed to withstand the demands of any situation you will not find a more durable watch. The dark styling and superb features of this watch mean it stands out from other watches in this genre.
The MTM Black Hawk watch employs the amazing Special Ops Lighting Technology as requested by the Special Forces in their original design specification. The Internal Lighting Mode uses a triple bulb blue diffused light for discreet time keeping in covert operations. The External Lighting Mode uses an extremely powerful triple bulb system emitting a bright orange light. They can be seen for over one mile and it has been designed to be used as both a distress signal in emergency situations and a map reading tool in zero light conditions. The External Lights have to be seen to be believed.
The Blackhawk Special Ops Watch continues to be one of our best sellers and is featured in the latest series of the hit US TV series '24'. Worn by Jack Bauer himself, the watch features heavily in 24 and it is understood that Keifer Surtherland is so smitten with his Blackhawk watch that he wears it 'off set' too!
The Blackhawk Special Ops Watch continues to be one of our best sellers and was featured in the hit US TV series '24'. Worn by Jack Bauer himself, the watch features heavily in 24 and it is understood that Keifer Surtherland is so smitten with his Blackhawk watch that he wears it 'off set' too! This is THE Jack Bauer Watch.
The MTM BlackHawk Watch also employs the unique Special Ops recharging system. There is no need to ever replace the batteries, risking the watch integrity, with Special Ops Watches. Just place the MTM Blackhawk on the specially design recharging pod overnight and it will be fully charged in the morning. The long lasting battery technology means the charge lasts for a month under normal usage.
The MTM Black Hawk Special Ops Watch comes with a Solid Metal Strap as standard. Additional straps are available. Choose from either a Heavy Duty Ballistic Strap (Velcro Type) or a Ballistic Rubber Strap.
We are the Official UK Distributor of the MTM BlackHawk watch and you will not find a genuine MTM Special Ops Watch anywhere else in the UK. Only recently made available to the general public in the US - be the first to own a MTM BlackHawk in the UK by clicking on the order button below!
FREE - WATERTIGHT BALLISTIC CARRY/DISPLAY SEAHORSE CASE WITH THIS WATCH.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WATCH COMES WITH A UK PLUG AND WORKS WITH A UK POWER SUPPLY.
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Review by: Magoosey on 4th April 2012