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gaopa · 27 September 2011, 10:06 PM

Each of you have seen hundreds of Marathon watches shown and talked about on the various watch forums. I saw those and decided to get one for myself. My Marathon TSAR came yesterday on the rubber strap, but I got the matching bracelet for it. My local jeweler mounted the bracelet.

I am very pleased with the size (41mm case which is 14mm high), the quality and the comfort on the wrist. Being quartz, it is accurate. The tritium tubes do not glow as brightly as those on the T100 Deep Blue watches (which I have owned and sold as they were just too big for my wrist), but on a military watch I doubt they want too much glow. Cheers, Bill P.

27 September 2011, 10:06 PM	#1
gaopa "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: .. Watch: Rolex Explorer II Posts: 1,820	My new Marathon TSAR Each of you have seen hundreds of Marathon watches shown and talked about on the various watch forums. I saw those and decided to get one for myself. My Marathon TSAR came yesterday on the rubber strap, but I got the matching bracelet for it. My local jeweler mounted the bracelet. I am very pleased with the size (41mm case which is 14mm high), the quality and the comfort on the wrist. Being quartz, it is accurate. The tritium tubes do not glow as brightly as those on the T100 Deep Blue watches (which I have owned and sold as they were just too big for my wrist), but on a military watch I doubt they want too much glow. Cheers, Bill P.

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