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H3-TACTICAL Uhr - Mod. "Commander silver"

H3-TACTICAL Uhr - Mod. "Commander silver"
H3-TACTICAL Uhr - Mod. "Commander silver"
Price
£675.00
RRP
£760.00
Product Code
72200

Description

 Technical specifications:
• Brand Name: Commander Chronograph
• Referenz: H3.321211.09
• Case: Stainless steel
• Movement: Chronograph Ronda Cal. 5030.D
• Case Diameter: 42mm - thickness: 18mm
• Illumination: Permanent self activated illumination system
• Crystal: Sapphire crystal
• Case Back: Stainless steel, screw down closed
• Water resistant: 20 ATM
• Dial Color: black/orange
• Band: Stainless steel
• Fastener: Stainless steel safety fold-over-clasp

Functions:
• Chronograph
• Date
• Hours, minutes, seconds

Specials:
• Original H3-TACTICAL box with papers
• 2 year limited warranty

The H3 illuminating-system


H3 TACTICAL, the science behind the technology
Mention radioactivity and the image of men in orange radiation protection suits holding geiger counters may come to mind. However, many industries are making good use of radioactivity saving lifes in the medical arena and/or manufacturing products containing the H3 illumination technology, powered by the decay of tritium.

What is Tritium?
Tritium is a heavy form (isotope) of hydrogen and for this reason behaves chemically exactly like it. Pure tritium therefore forms a gas T2 (like hydrogen forms H2). However, tritium is not stable but decays to the inert gas helium with a half-life of 12.3 years. This means that after this time half of any amount of tritium will have become helium. This transformation process is called a pure beta decay. In this process no gamma radiation occurs and only a low energy electron is emitted

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