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Smith & Wesson Men's SWW-357-N 357 Tactical Swiss Tritium H3 Black Dial Nylon Band Watch
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Water resistant to 200-meters (660-feet)
Scratch resistant hardened mineral glass crystal protects the dial of the watch
Features precision quartz Swiss component movement
Includes (3) hands to show the hours, minutes and seconds
Comes with a 1-year limited warranty
The Smith & Wesson SWW-357-N Tactical tritium H3 watch is one of the easiest in the world to read in low light conditions and even in total darkness. This watch is equipped with a tritium light source, which will provide 20-years worth of consistent glow. This tactical-tough watch is resistant to water, OIL and the most corrosive materials. This watch is water resistant to 200-meters (660-feet), which will stand up to the rigors of recreational scuba Diving. The Smith & Wesson commander includes a screw down crown assuring maximum water resistance, shock resistant body, rotating bezel to help track elapsed time, date display and a scratch resistant hardened glass that protects the dial. This watch also features precision quartz Swiss component movement and includes (3) hands to show the hours, minutes and seconds. Measures 43-millimeters. The only thing that stands between you and sliding your wrist around this watch is the elegant Gift box. The Smith & Wesson SWW-357-N Tactical tritium H3 watch comes with a 1-year limited warranty. These merits have made tritium H3 watches an absolute must in the emergency, safety, and protection sectors as well as in the armed Forces. They are also ideal for fans of adventure and Sport.
Smith & Wesson is one of the world’s most recognizable brands and for good reason. Since they first opened their doors they have focused on designing and manufacturing innovative solutions that are unparalleled in the field of personal safety and protection. As a U.S. based global provider of products and services for safety, security, and protection, the company provides a broad portfolio of products and training to the military, law enforcement, and sports markets. Almost every major law enforcement and military agency in the world has used Smith & Wesson products and to this day most police departments in the United States depend on their firearms and accessories. Smith & Wesson has been a partner to law enforcement since the late 1800s, developing crime-fighting tools that set the standard for the field and those products have enhance public safety, security and protection all over the world.
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The Smith & Wesson SWW-357-N Tactical Swiss Tritium H3 Watch is a timepiece designed to keep up your active lifestyle and the rigors of recreational scuba diving and provides a visible dial that can be viewed in low light conditions and total darkness. Designed with a black stainless steel case and rotating timing bezel, this tactical-tough watch has scratch resistant hardened mineral glass crystal to protect it's Swiss parts and Thailand movement, calendar date, 12/24-hour indicators and the (3) white hands that display the hours, minutes and seconds. The stainless steel case back assures maximum water resistance up to 200-meters (660-feet), which will stand up to the rigors of recreational scuba diving. The 357 Tactical is equipped with a tritium light source that's sealed under high pressure and resistant to water, oil and the most corrosive materials to provide over 20-years of constant glow. These merits have made Swiss Tritium H3 watches an absolute must in the emergency, safety, and protection sectors, along with fans of adventure, sport and those in the armed forces. This watch includes a black nylon strap, has a black dial with grey numbers, measures 43-mm in diameter and packaged in an elegant gift box. The Smith & Wesson SWW-357-N Tactical Swiss Tritium H3 Watch comes with a 1-year limited warranty that protects against defects in material and workmanship. Smith & Wesson prides itself in designing and manufacturing innovative solutions that are unparalleled in the field of personal safety and protection. Most major law enforcement and military agencies in the world use Smith & Wesson products. Smith & Wesson products enhance public safety, security and protection all over the world.
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M**Y
Good watch for the money
I have worn a Luminox Navy seal watch for over 20 years. Yes, the glow does eventually dim and it needs to be replaced. The two things that always bothered me about the Luminox.1. Plastic case2. No screw down crown (It never leaked however)I decided to give this Smith & Wesson a try. I really like the Tritium watches because they are so good in the dark.The two watches could be clones in size and shape, both come with a Velcro cloth band and the same features. Glow very bright on both. Pros for S&W1. The S&W is cheaper2. The S&W has all the letters marked on the rotating bezel, Luminox has ticks for the 5,15, 25, 35, 45 and 55 positions.3. S&W has a screw down crown.Pros for Luminox1. The LumInox has a tritium tube marking the 12 o" clock on the rotating bezel the S&W has a regular light dependent glow phosphor.2. The Luminox has a tritium tube on the second hand., S&W a phosphor.3. Luminox movement made in Switzerland vs Taiwan for the S&W.4. S&W is heavier since it has a steel case. (not sure if that's bad or not)So far the S&W keeps perfect time and the metal case is more scratch resistant than the Luminox. The bands wear is similar to the Luminox and IME needs changing annually.
R**N
Stopped working after less than 3 months.
(IF I COULD GIVE LESS THAN 1 STAR I WOULD)Update 2: The watch is manufactured and sold by Campco with S&W brand approval. S&W however have nothing to do with the watch, it's warranty, or service and unlike S&W Campco's service is quite poor. After awaiting a response after being told to do so via a telephone call to them, I was given the number when I contacted S&W, I was told to send an E-Mail; I did. More than a week and nothing finally I was contacted and referred to the Warranty Card a small portion of the Watches Manual; I was given an address and an RMA number and told to mail the watch to them (At my cost) and to also include $10 in a money order to pay for the return shipping. So I'm stuck paying almost $20 for a pei e of junk that didn't last 3 month. The watch just stopped working. It was working fine then I had to reset the date upon a month changeover to the right date and when I screwed the stem back in the watch no longer worked. It is utterly unexceptable that a company can't correct a manufacturers defect at their cost. I wish it was within the return window for Amazon; I'd just return the watch. This product is cheap, as is the customer service, it can't hold a candle compared to my Luminox. Lesson learned I'll be sticking with Luminox for my tritium watches and regardless of the type I will never be buying a S&W watch or possibly even a product again. I trust S&W and for them to put their brand on such an inferior product is disgraceful.UPDATE 1: I've now had the watch for less than 3 months and it has stopped working. I though it may have been the battery but then I realized the watch would keep time, be it slow, until the stem was tightened, at which point the watch would stop. I've attempted to contact S&W via their online feature without success. I'll provide an additional update after I make contact with them, if I can, and see how their service is.(Original Review)This watch works great. I like this more than my Luminox; while the tritium vials are smaller on the S&W they seem crisper.The only problems I have with this watch are no tritium in/on the bezel (@0) and the second hand. Both have a photosensitive coating which can be charged with direct light; they both quickly get dim after removing the direct light. This makes the settable bezel almost useless for deeper dives.
J**K
Flooded in a swimming pool
I'm a professional scuba diving instructor and bought this to wear while teaching classes in pools and shallow water. I own and use several depth-rated chronographs that are more expensive (so yes, I know how to use the screw-down stem and take care of it). It's marketed as suitable for the rigors of scuba diving and rated to 660 feet, so I thought this would be a rugged and relatively inexpensive watch that I could use to preserve my other ones.I've had it about a week, and it flooded after an hour in a 10 foot pool (so it wasn't operator error).Aside from that... the case and bezel are solid and seemed rugged, but the profile of the glass protrudes slightly above the rim of the bezel - which means when you hit it against something, you're just as likely to impact the glass as you are the bezel or case. Seems to me that this would make it more prone to damage from routine use as a "rugged" sports watch.
A**R
unbelievable leaky POS
i've owned hundreds of watches of every sort, but this a first. i bought this watch to swim in as it is rated as a 200 meter water resistant watch and the inside of the crystal is fogged after the first time in the pool. my 10 dollar casio that is minimally water resistant has been in both the pool and the ocean many times without issue. this is a pretty disgraceful product. it was very cheap for its spec, so i took a chance that it would work out. nope!btw, it's a wonder a company like smith & wesson would tarnish itself by having their name put on something like this
M**Y
Nice watch
I bought this watch to replace one that quit and have been happy with the fit and feel of the watch. I like the non-plastic band because they always crack in the cold, and the Tritium display makes it easy to see in the field. The only quirk is the time jumps a minute or 2 when you screw down the crown lock.
C**D
Watch
This my first H3 watch and I like it. There is only a one year warranty so when I need new hands, I will have to purchase them. I wonder how much replacement hands are.
T**L
Good looking watch +++
Great timekeeper. I gained about 1 minute in a year. The Tritium markers are very bright and clear. I eventually put a different band on mine. Update 4/2017 only 2 years old the battery has already died, which is not acceptable.
J**
Great for the 10 months it actually worked.
This watch started out great. Bright tritium vials in the right places, kept fairly accurate time(within a few seconds a month), water tight and fairly robust. At the 10 month mark, it quit without warning. I replaced the battery, no change. After reading reviews here, I'm finding this is a fairly common occurrence. Once burned, twice warned.
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The Smith & Wesson SWW-357-N Tactical Swiss Tritium H3 Watch is a timepiece designed to keep up your active lifestyle and the rigors of recreational scuba diving and provides a visible dial that can be viewed in low light conditions and total darkness. Designed with a black stainless steel case and rotating timing bezel, this tactical-tough watch has scratch resistant hardened mineral glass crystal to protect it's Swiss parts and Thailand movement, calendar date, 12/24-hour indicators and the (3) white hands that display the hours, minutes and seconds. The stainless steel case back assures maximum water resistance up to 200-meters (660-feet), which will stand up to the rigors of recreational scuba diving. The 357 Tactical is equipped with a tritium light source that's sealed under high pressure and resistant to water, oil and the most corrosive materials to provide over 20-years of constant glow. These merits have made Swiss Tritium H3 watches an absolute must in the emergency, safety, and protection sectors, along with fans of adventure, sport and those in the armed forces. This watch includes a black nylon strap, has a black dial with grey numbers, measures 43-mm in diameter and packaged in an elegant gift box. The Smith & Wesson SWW-357-N Tactical Swiss Tritium H3 Watch comes with a 1-year limited warranty that protects against defects in material and workmanship. Smith & Wesson prides itself in designing and manufacturing innovative solutions that are unparalleled in the field of personal safety and protection. Most major law enforcement and military agencies in the world use Smith & Wesson products. Smith & Wesson products enhance public safety, security and protection all over the world.\n\n
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No screw down crown (It never leaked however)I decided to give this Smith & Wesson a try. I really like the Tritium watches because they are so good in the dark.The two watches could be clones in size and shape, both come with a Velcro cloth band and the same features. Glow very bright on both. Pros for S&W1. The S&W is cheaper2. The S&W has all the letters marked on the rotating bezel, Luminox has ticks for the 5,15, 25, 35, 45 and 55 positions.3. S&W has a screw down crown.Pros for Luminox1. The LumInox has a tritium tube marking the 12 o\" clock on the rotating bezel the S&W has a regular light dependent glow phosphor.2. The Luminox has a tritium tube on the second hand., S&W a phosphor.3. Luminox movement made in Switzerland vs Taiwan for the S&W.4. S&W is heavier since it has a steel case. (not sure if that's bad or not)So far the S&W keeps perfect time and the metal case is more scratch resistant than the Luminox. The bands wear is similar to the Luminox and IME needs changing annually."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"1.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"R***N"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2015","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Stopped working after less than 3 months.\n \n","reviewBody":"(IF I COULD GIVE LESS THAN 1 STAR I WOULD)Update 2: The watch is manufactured and sold by Campco with S&W brand approval. S&W however have nothing to do with the watch, it's warranty, or service and unlike S&W Campco's service is quite poor. After awaiting a response after being told to do so via a telephone call to them, I was given the number when I contacted S&W, I was told to send an E-Mail; I did. More than a week and nothing finally I was contacted and referred to the Warranty Card a small portion of the Watches Manual; I was given an address and an RMA number and told to mail the watch to them (At my cost) and to also include $10 in a money order to pay for the return shipping. So I'm stuck paying almost $20 for a pei e of junk that didn't last 3 month. The watch just stopped working. It was working fine then I had to reset the date upon a month changeover to the right date and when I screwed the stem back in the watch no longer worked. It is utterly unexceptable that a company can't correct a manufacturers defect at their cost. I wish it was within the return window for Amazon; I'd just return the watch. This product is cheap, as is the customer service, it can't hold a candle compared to my Luminox. Lesson learned I'll be sticking with Luminox for my tritium watches and regardless of the type I will never be buying a S&W watch or possibly even a product again. I trust S&W and for them to put their brand on such an inferior product is disgraceful.UPDATE 1: I've now had the watch for less than 3 months and it has stopped working. I though it may have been the battery but then I realized the watch would keep time, be it slow, until the stem was tightened, at which point the watch would stop. I've attempted to contact S&W via their online feature without success. I'll provide an additional update after I make contact with them, if I can, and see how their service is.(Original Review)This watch works great. I like this more than my Luminox; while the tritium vials are smaller on the S&W they seem crisper.The only problems I have with this watch are no tritium in/on the bezel (@0) and the second hand. Both have a photosensitive coating which can be charged with direct light; they both quickly get dim after removing the direct light. This makes the settable bezel almost useless for deeper dives."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"1.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"J***K"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2017","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Flooded in a swimming pool\n \n","reviewBody":"I'm a professional scuba diving instructor and bought this to wear while teaching classes in pools and shallow water. I own and use several depth-rated chronographs that are more expensive (so yes, I know how to use the screw-down stem and take care of it). It's marketed as suitable for the rigors of scuba diving and rated to 660 feet, so I thought this would be a rugged and relatively inexpensive watch that I could use to preserve my other ones.I've had it about a week, and it flooded after an hour in a 10 foot pool (so it wasn't operator error).Aside from that... the case and bezel are solid and seemed rugged, but the profile of the glass protrudes slightly above the rim of the bezel - which means when you hit it against something, you're just as likely to impact the glass as you are the bezel or case. Seems to me that this would make it more prone to damage from routine use as a \"rugged\" sports watch."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"1.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"A***R"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2012","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n unbelievable leaky POS\n \n","reviewBody":"i've owned hundreds of watches of every sort, but this a first. i bought this watch to swim in as it is rated as a 200 meter water resistant watch and the inside of the crystal is fogged after the first time in the pool. my 10 dollar casio that is minimally water resistant has been in both the pool and the ocean many times without issue. this is a pretty disgraceful product. it was very cheap for its spec, so i took a chance that it would work out. nope!btw, it's a wonder a company like smith & wesson would tarnish itself by having their name put on something like this"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"M***Y"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2014","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Nice watch\n \n","reviewBody":"I bought this watch to replace one that quit and have been happy with the fit and feel of the watch. I like the non-plastic band because they always crack in the cold, and the Tritium display makes it easy to see in the field. The only quirk is the time jumps a minute or 2 when you screw down the crown lock."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"C***D"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Watch\n \n","reviewBody":"This my first H3 watch and I like it. There is only a one year warranty so when I need new hands, I will have to purchase them. I wonder how much replacement hands are."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"3.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"T***L"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2016","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Good looking watch +++\n \n","reviewBody":"Great timekeeper. I gained about 1 minute in a year. The Tritium markers are very bright and clear. I eventually put a different band on mine. Update 4/2017 only 2 years old the battery has already died, which is not acceptable."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"2.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"J*** "},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2018","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Great for the 10 months it actually worked.\n \n","reviewBody":"This watch started out great. Bright tritium vials in the right places, kept fairly accurate time(within a few seconds a month), water tight and fairly robust. At the 10 month mark, it quit without warning. I replaced the battery, no change. After reading reviews here, I'm finding this is a fairly common occurrence. Once burned, twice warned."}],"aggregateRating":{"@type":"AggregateRating","ratingValue":2.875,"bestRating":5,"ratingCount":8}}
