Luminox Bear Grylls #TIDE Survival ECO Master Sustainable Outdoor Chronograph Olive Green Dial & Strap Watch, 45mm

Luminox Bear Grylls #TIDE Survival ECO Master 45mm Sustainable Outdoor Chronograph Watch w/ Olive Green Dial & Strap, Model XB.3757.ECO

#TIDE ocean materials are made from 100% ocean-bound plastic, developed in partnership with Swiss scientists. On five islands in the Andaman Sea off the coast of Thailand, local fishermen are being trained and paid to gather and sort plastic waste.

Bear Grylls challenged Luminox to push even further in its quest for sustainability, by utilizing new upcycled plastic material for the case and black strap in partnership with #TIDE. The ecofriendly material provides equal durability and water resistance, both adventure essentials, as CARBONOX?.

Features

Bear Grylls Survival Series

• The Bear Grylls Survival Collection timepieces are designed to help you survive. Whether it??s the countdown dive zone on the Sea watch, 24 timezones from around the world on the Air watches, the walking speed scale on the Land, or SOS in Morse code on the 300-meter water resistant Master series, these timepieces will be your trusty companions and help you conquer any conditions. These special details combine with the legendary ability of Luminox watches to perform in extreme situations, making the partnership with Bear Grylls perfect in every way.

Luminox Bear Grylls Survival Master #tide

• Bear Grylls has travelled the planet and seen first-hand the monumental devastation caused by climate change. He challenged Luminox to push even further in its quest for sustainability, and together we are making a commintment to the future of our planet by utilizing upcycled plastic material for the case, bezel and strap in partnership with #tide. The ecofriendly material provides equal durability and water resistance, both adventure essentials, as CARBONOX?.

Eco-Series Watch Collection

• #tide ocean materials are made from 100% ocean-bound plastic, developed in partnership with Swiss scientists. On five islands in the Andaman Sea off the coast of Thailand, local fishermen are being trained and paid to gather and sort plastic waste.
• The #tide material starts out as this collected plastic waste, which is then broken down by a sophisticated sustainable process to its base particles. These are treated, cleaned, and then shredded so that they can be injected, just like the original plastic it once was. In this way, Luminox reuses this material, reduces the impact on the planet, and helps to clean up the ocean, while also helping these indigenous people learn a new skill and make a regular income.