Check out the Armourlite website to learn more.
Overview:
Isobrite watches are another SHOT Show item that I don’t have to ask about, as I have been wearing one for six months.
Part of what sold me on this watch is that it’s not a monstrosity-looking eyesore sporting a stupid trident emblem or Top Gun logo or whatever graphic the mall ninjas are wearing these days. Aesthetically speaking, it’s just a beautiful watch.
But looks aren’t the only alluring aspect of this watch. In terms of toughness, it’s hard as a coffin nail thanks to a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating. It’s the same tough crystal found in high-end watches.
I never take mine off and it doesn’t have a scratch on it. Pretty bold statement, especially with me as the test monkey.
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Clay’s Isobrite watch.
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You can get one in an array of different colors.
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When it comes to functionality, the watch does what it is supposed to: it tells time — consistently and reliably. It’s also dive-rated. And it features the brightest tritium on the market, which is very useful when you are part hypoxic on the ocean floor, 100 ft. below the surface.
My favorite part about the watch is that it doesn’t look overly tactical. Now, they do have the coyote tan special for those looking to keep their tactical appearance up. But I prefer the styles that are suitable for all occasions: church, gun range, a night with the wife at Olive Garden. You know, a gentleman’s wristwatch.
My Isobrite has a bright blue face. It’s also available in orange. This is a watch you have to see to believe. It is the most comfortable watch I have ever owned.
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Coyote tan is an option.
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The tritium is nice and bright. Four times brighter than the competition.
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Price and Availability
Isobrite watched are made under the Armourlite brand. Depending on the series and style of watch you choose, pricing begins around $499. Check out the Armourlite website to learn more.