Marathon GSAR watch review 

Your watch definitely does sound cool and unique. I have never seen a Hebrew Daye wheel before. I have seen French, Spanish, Kanji, German, and I think also Arabic.

Thank you very much. I appreciate the feedback. My wrist is 6.5" as well, and the thickness is a bit too much for me on this watch.

Thanks for watching. Both the US and Canadian military have used this watch.

Thank you for watching!

Thank you very much, and that sounds like a nice model to own.

Definitely has some military credibility.

@@WrongTimeWatch yes it does and it helps it too letting you(us) that this is trusted by the military

I enjoyed my time with it.

Nice it is a good looking watch, someday might buy one.

I think it is too thick for a 36 mm diameter watch. It is almost half as thick as thr diameter at 36 mm. Still a cool watch though.

@@WrongTimeWatch Yeah 13mm+ on a 36 is a bit much indeed. One of the main reasons i decided not to get a SAR watch, despite liking pretty much everything else about them, was the fact that they look much thicker than they actually are. I don't know what is going on with me though, the more watches I experience the more i am drawn to the 39mm and below range, despite having 7.75' wrists. Would still (hopefully soon) totally make an exception for a Speedy :)

I am totally going to make an exception for thr speedy. It is my grail watch.

@@WrongTimeWatch Mine too. Should i start getting suspicious again? One more watch we'll have in common?

Perhaps, I am going to the used market, even though I want the new one, but it is out of my price range for now.

It would make a good watch for a lifetime of use for sure.

@@WrongTimeWatch agree. it is on my buying list. arctic edition :)

Yes, also the curves of the case. I prefer this case over the slab sided watches.

That is a good point. Thanks for sharing.

A friend was selling it.

I totally agree. If it was a little thinner I would likely have one in the collection.

The amount of radiation given off by the Tritium tunes is very small. Fortunately these watches are legal to own in the USA. France seems ro know a lot about radiation though. I believe they have the most nuclear energy.

Yes, and another paradox, we had Marie Curie, this is the reason for the mention: "26 millicuries" on the caseback.

Thanks for that information.

Not correct. The triangle is lumen but not the 12’o clock marking. You can actually clearly see it in this video, because the lumen was visible with his setup but not the trilium.

Nope.

Tiger ~ Very difficult to bond tritium to the the 12 o'clock triangle. Tritium only comes in tiny tubes.

Thanks for the update, too bad that the prices keep creeping up on all watches.

Well to some folks, not me, $1,000 is not that much money. I try to take care of my watches though.

@@WrongTimeWatch then you don't know about value of money if you say that imo. Imagine a day where suddenly income is hard to earn or lost, and it can happen to anyone. Would money be of concern? Are you going to be buying watches or are you going to be considering that money valuable for realistic life necessities?

I agree, and that can be said for any hobby.