All these watches have features exclusively specified by Bear Grylls to make them useful to him and other adventurers. The Bear Grylls Survival Collection consists of watches for every Luminox environment – Sea, Land and Air
Your Bear Grylls Survival Collection timepiece is designed to help you survive. Whether it’s the countdown dive zone on the Sea watch, the walking speed scale or paracord strap on the Land, or SOS in Morse code on the 300-meter water resistant Master series, these timepieces will be your trusty companions and help you conquer any conditions.
These special details combine with the legendary ability of Luminox watches to perform in extreme situations, making the partnership with Bear Grylls perfect in every way. Even Luminox’s motto, Every Second Counts, dovetails flawlessly with Bear Grylls’ NeverGive Up.
Sea Series
BEAR GRYLLS SURVIVAL 3720 SEA SERIES
SPECIAL FEATURES
Made for diving
The uni-directional turning bezel (A) has a special diving zone count up marking (1-20), set off by a different color (blue or orange) for easy reading. This feature is crucial in diving situations because it measures the timing of mandatory decompression stops as divers slowly resurface from deeper dives. The screw-down crown (B) has an orange compound ring, for better grip, and the color matches the minute and second hands (C) (orange being one of the most visible color for underwater work). The SEA series comes with a waved black rubber strap (D) – the waves making the strap more expandable/flexible.
KEY FEATURES – SEA SERIES
• CARBONOX™ Case
• Luminox Light Technology (LLT)
• Waved black rubber strap for easy extending
• Uni-directional turning bezel with dive zone
• Hardened Mineral Crystal Glass
• 20ATM Water Resistance, 660 feet
Land Series
BEAR GRYLLS SURVIVAL 3780 LAND SERIES
SPECIAL FEATURES
Calculate walking speed (A)
Using a Bear Grylls Survival series watch, you can calculate your approximate average walking/hiking speed in an hour. In order to calculate, start with the second hand pointing at the 12 and walk 164ft (50m). When you reach that distance, the number that the second hand is pointing at on the bezel is your approx. walking speed. PLEASE NOTE: It is recommended that you measure how many steps you personally need to walk 50 m/164 ft, prior to beginning your calculation.
Map scale (B)
The front of the Bear Grylls Land Series signature rubber strap is a map scale: 1:50,000 means that one centimeter on the map represents 50,000 centimeters of real space, which is 500 meters.
Paracord strap (C)
This adventure accessory is a multitasker! Paracord strap has evolved from pioneering watchstrap to stand-alone travel tool, and is handwoven from superior strength nylon cord used in parachute suspension lines. When unravelled, the paracord strap has a total length of approx. 80 centimeters (0.8 meters), and the woven strands can resist a charge of up to 250 kilograms
Ruler strap (D)
The front of the Bear Grylls Land Series signature rubber strap is a functioning ruler, with one side being in inches, and the other in centimeters.
Morse code (E)
On the backside of the Land Series signature rubber strap, the morse code provides both an equivalence for numbers (top part of back of the strap) and for letters (bottom part of the back of the strap). Morse code is of high utility when in need of sending SOS (for example, using a torch light)
KEY FEATURES – LAND SERIES
• CARBONOX™ Case
• Luminox Light Technology (LLT)
• Black paracord strap or genuine rubber strap, with stainless steel buckle
• Hardened Mineral Crystal Glass
• 20 ATM Water Resistance, 660 feet
MASTER SERIES
BEAR GRYLLS SURVIVAL 3740 MASTER SERIES
Compass attachment
The compass is a watch band feature that can be easily slid on and off your watch strap. It features touches of orange to reflect the official color of Bear Grylls. The compass is a basic orientation device and the presence of alternate magnetic fields could affect the accuracy
KEY FEATURES – MASTER SERIES
• CARBONOX™+ Case (A)
• Built-in & External Compass Attachment (B)
• Turning Bezel with cardinal directions (C)
The four cardinal directions correspond to the following degrees of a compass: North (N): 0° = 360° East (E): 90° South (S): 180° West (W): 270°
• Chronograph Functionality (D)
• Sapphire Crystal Glass
• 30ATM Water Resistance
USE YOUR BEAR GRYLLS WATCH AS A COMPASS
To use your watch as a compass in the Northern Hemisphere, point the hour hand at the sun. The imaginary line bisecting the hour hand and 12 o’clock is your south north line. (Not accurate in lower Latitudes below 20°.) In the Southern Hemisphere, point 12 o’clock at the sun and then bisect that and the hour hand.
SHADOW STICK
Place a stick in the ground. Mark where the tip of the shadow falls, then wait 15 minutes and mark again. The line between those marks denotes a general eastwest axis. (Not recommended in Polar Regions above/below 60° latitude. In the Southern Hemisphere, the south line in this drawing will become north.)
ALWAYS VISIBLE
LUMINOX LIGHT TECHNOLOGY (LLT)
ABOUT LUMINOX
Luminox, the original self-powered luminous watch brand, is the watch of choice for global outdoor adventure icon Bear Grylls, U.S. Navy SEALs, The Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue (ICE-SAR), Lockheed Martin’s F-117 Nighthawk™ stealth and other jet fighter pilots, elite forces worldwide and professional divers. Luminox watches glow up to 25 years in any light condition. Always Visible, tough, powerful and accurate, Swiss-Made Luminox is the ultimate night vision gear for rugged outdoorsmen and other peak performers.