Lots of watches glow in the dark, but not for long. The most common technique is to use phosphorescent paint – it's activated when exposed to light, though the glow begins to fade moments after the ...

This weekend’s watch review comes to us from Luminox, a manufacturer well-known for their amazingly bright luminescent hands and pips. Luminox uses small tubes of tritium coated with phosphor. As the ...

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Your Wrist, whose bold 80+ year mission is to help you carry grocery bags and wear watches like the Luminox XCOR 5261 Chronograph. This ...

If you're looking for a rugged timepiece with a military-inspired style, there are few better watchmakers to turn to than Luminox. They've been contracted with United States' Navy SEAL operatives for ...

While many watchmakers create military-inspired timepieces, Luminox is one of the few watch companies that has a genuine military affiliation within the modern era. Since the brand’s inception in 1989 ...

Developed specifically for Navy SEAL night operations, these Swiss Made watches utilize the most durable materials and a unique lighting system. The requirement was clear: constant visibility at night ...

In celebration of its 25th anniversary, Swiss watch company Luminox is launching a series of high performance watches that’s comprised of updated classics and new models. All of the watches share the ...

Most watches use luminescent paint to make the hands and face glow for a few hours—they actually used to use radium and that caused mouth cancer in a countless number of watchmakers. Luminox, however, ...