The Luminox Navy SEAL 4230 combines brand-new developments, including a reworked bezel and enhanced light technology, with a rugged design honed over decades of working with the SEALs. But it’s not without beauty either. The intricate new case back design is engraved with an American eagle, navy anchor, and the Luminox logo. The result is a watch that considers every detail and pays homage to the elite fighting force that relies on its grit. The new textured dial, which features a “NAVY SEALS” inscription, is the standout feature of this watch and reflects its tactical nature; red accents nod to the boldness, intensity and focus SEALs bring to every mission. Of course the 4230 Series also features Luminox Light Technology (LLT). The unique lighting system consists of 16 light tubes in green and orange to guarantee visibility in even the darkest conditions and ensure maximum functionality. A key difference between the Navy SEAL 4230 and other Luminox watches is its black IP-plated 316L stainless steel case and bezel. The weight and strength of the stainless steel used in both the case and bezel make a substantial difference in the watch’s feel and offer a new level of refinement. The Navy SEAL 4230 has two strap options: A black rubber strap for everyday wear and a black-on-black Velcro strap, allowing the wearer to customize its fit during intense activities. At just $895, it also delivers an impressive amount of value, history and prestige, making it an excellent choice for collectors, newcomers, and anyone rough on their stuff. https://luminox.com/products/navy-seal-4230-45mm-military-

Doxa and Topper Jewelers have been collaborating on limited-edition releases for a few years now. The latest version are the compact 250T GMT — limited to just 100 pieces. It is an approachable size, 40mm wide and 10.85mm thick. The 250T GMT uses a Sellita SW330-2 automatic movement, letting you adjust the 24-hour hand independently while keeping local time on the primary handset. For this Topper edition, they’ve ditched the date window entirely. No phantom date position, just a clean execution of Doxa’s asymmetric dial design. It lets the fully luminous dial breathe, especially when that BGW9 Super-LumiNova lights up in blue. Where most dive watches give you glowing indices and hands, this thing turns into a glowing puck of blue light. The effect underwater (or just in a dark room) apparently resembles a bioluminescent jellyfish, which is a heck of a party trick for a tool watch. Doxa’s also swapped the standard skeletonized GMT hand for a simple arrow pointer, similar to what you’d find on a Rolex GMT. It’s a more traditional approach that keeps things legible. The rehaut gets a two-tone 24-hour scale in dark blue, matching the lacquered hour markers and text across the dial. Even the bezel engraving gets the blue treatment. The caseback continues the collaboration’s shark theme with a custom engraving depicting San Francisco Bay and the Farallones, designed by John Caplan and Wesley Smith of Standard H. A portion of the proceeds goes to the Greater Farallones Association, supporting habitat restoration in one of the world’s most diverse marine sanctuaries. Both the beads-of-rice bracelet and a navy blue rubber strap come standard. The bracelet features a fold-over clasp with push-button micro-adjustment and wetsuit extension, while the rubber strap gets its own steel folding clasp. Limited to just 100 pieces, the Doxa SUB 250T GMT Great White is available exclusively through Topper Jewelers for $2,990, with a $500 deposit required for pre-orders. https://topperjewelers.com/products/doxa-855-10-011-10-se9