Are you an outdoorsman? A hiker?An adventurer? A commando? A Polar Explorer? Or someone who likes unique watches with BIG personalities?
We made the Arctic Storm for you!
More than just a watch... it's a tool for professionals. It’s the World’s first and ONLY Tactical GMT watch that tracks 3 time zones at the same time. And it does so with accuracy 2X better than a Rolex!
It’s big. It’s tough. It commands attention.
This watch says you’re a professional.
When our company creates a new watch, we don’t just change the color of the band and call it “new watch” like everyone else. We first identify who this watch is for and make it according to what that type of man demands in a watch. It’s basically like having a custom watch made for You and people who think like you
The Arctic Storm is no different.
We specifically created this tool watch for men of courage. Explores. Adventurers. Hikers. Mountain climbers. Outdoorsmen. Soldiers. Sailors.
With that in mind… it had to be extremely durable. So we machined the 44mm case out of a solid block of stainless steel and capped it off with a genuine (scratch proof) sapphire crystal. We then choose a Swiss movement that is unaffected by shock... gravity... temperature... and magnetic forces. So no matter if you’re summiting Mt. Everest or exploring the Amazon jungle you’re on your watch will be keeping perfect time.
Want a watch with a 24-hour hand? Prepare to pay thousands. The Breitling Navimeter is $8140. The Oris Big Crown Pro Pilot is $6100. The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is $8000. Rolex's GMT-Master 2 is $9250... and they're in such demand you cannot even buy one at retail.
Want to know something crazy? The watches I just listed aren’t even as accurate the Arctic Storm but cost 20X more. Why? They market their watches towards people that will pay that much. It’s that simple. There’s an old saying in the watch industry “a watch is worth what the next guy will pay for it”. This is why many watch manufactures can sell a watch made out of the exact same materials for $10,000 more!
It doesn’t matter to us because our watches are genuine tool watches designed for Professionals who know VALUE is what you GET... PRICE is what you PAY
This means you can wear Arctic Storm no different than how you'd wear a G-Shock. You can't say that about an expensive Rolex or Panerai. When a watch costs $10,000+... it makes wearing it UNfun. You're always worrying about banging it or scratching it.
A $10,000 watch cannot be a tool watch. Nobody is ever going to use it like that. But the low price we are asking for the Arctic Storm... you can wear it like intended- as a TOOL. Bang, scratch it, abuse it. If your "Rollie" got a scratch... it could knock a grand or two off its value. How's that fun? It's not. If you're professional, you wear the Arctic Storm.
Imagine you're exploring a famous Swiss cave- the Siebenhengste-Hohgant-Höhle. In this cave, there are over 100 miles of pitch-black connected passages. Plunging more than 4000 feet below sea-level.
It's the 12th longest cave in the World. To enter- you pass through a series of shafts and short meanders. You will be exploring inside for days. It's a no-sunlight environment. You will lose track of day and night. This is where your Arctic Storm comes in handy with its 24-hour hand
Imagine, you're hiking near Lone Eagle Peak in Colorado when the worst happens. Your fancy, $645 digital GPS loses signal. The screen goes blank. Oh crap! You cannot get back without a compass. In an age of digital do-dads... it's nice to have good-old analog devices as back-ups. Everyone on the hike is getting nervous.
So you need to find True North to get back on track?
Simple. You take your watch... hold it flat in your palm. You point the hour hand towards the sun. Now, with the GMT hand-set to the same local time... it will be pointing north. You are the hero of the day.
The first (non tactical) watch to have 3 time zones was the Carl F. Bucherer Traveltec. It retails for $10,800. The Arctic Storm also tracks 3 time zones at once with much more features.
Here’s how it works…the hour and minute hands track local time. The 24-hour hand tracks home time on the dial. Rotating the bezel gives you the third time zone. Explorers and Adventures 1000's of miles from home need to track 2, even 3 time zones.
Ordinary watches use luminous material for their hour markers. It glows in the dark. We took the same Luminova lume material and took it a step further. We printed the entire dial with Luminova and painted the hour-markers black.
The effect is an insane luminescent glow in the darkest of situations. While you may never be reading the time in a pitch-black cave or volcano... the glowing dial sure looks awesome at the movie theatre
Here’s how it works…each click on the bezel signifies an hour. There are 24 clicks in total. Each click lines up the hour marker on the bezel with the hour markers on the dial. Much attention went into making sure each click landed with precision.
Even the sound of the click is intoxicating. And since you can HEAR the click... you can rotate the bezel by feel without even looking at the watch. Looking to track a 3rd time zone east... you rotate it counter-clockwise. West? Clockwise. Simple.
Watches like Rolex or AP have cogs and springs. The cogs and springs need lubricant or they’re not going to work right. This is why if you have a Rolex, you already know you’ve got to service that watch every few years.
Needless to say, it’s not cheap. In fact, the cost of the Rolex service is more than you'll pay for your Arctic Storm.
What makes the Arctic Storm so unique and desirable is the Swiss movement we use in your watch has a special "dry" design that never needs servicing or lubricants and is more accurate than watches costing $10,000, $25,000 or even $50,000!
Most professionals will have some sort of glove on their hand. An Arctic Explorer's glove needs to keep his fingers from frostbite. What if he needs to adjust the time? The oversized crown makes it easy for the wearer to change time. And without ever removing their gloves.
Nothing screams “cheap watch” more than scratches all over the glass. Don’t be that guy. It looks terrible. You’ll never see a Recon brand watch looking like that because we ONLY use genuine sapphire. Most watches under $500 use a "mineral" crystal for its glass. All watches costing $10,000+ use "sapphire" crystals.
The Arctic Storm uses SAPPHIRE for its glass. It's then coated with 2 layers of AR (anti-reflective) coating for an even higher-end look. Only diamond is harder. People glancing at your Arctic Storm will think it costs several thousand
150ft deep in the water is like swimming down 15 stories. I doubt you’ll ever swim that deep, but it’s good to know you can strap on your Arctic Storm and hit the pool, ocean or shower without worrying about damaging it.
Movement: SWISS
Case: 44mm diameter 14mm height 316L Stainless
Crystal: Sapphire with AR coating.
Strap: NATO (BLACK)
Water Resistance: 150ft
Warranty: 2 years transferrable.
Other: Anti-gravity. Anti-magnetic. Shock resistant. Vibration resistant. Lubrication-free design
This is a military-grade instrument. It's built tough like men who own it... and comes with a tough warranty you won’t find in any other high-end GMT watch. Here’s what I mean…If at any time during the first 2-years of ownership there is a problem with the movement, the case, whatever, from a manufacturing defect... we will repair or replace FREE of charge.
The price you pay for the Arctic Strom isn’t a cost… it’s an investment.
An investment in a high-end watch you’ll be proud to wear!
An investment in your appearance and how others see you!
An investment in something unique to how you live your life! Men that wear the Recon logo are professionals.
So, what kind of investment are we talking about?
Well, it’s not cheap. If you’re looking for a “junk” watch that’s going to scratch, look terrible in two months and stop working just to save a few bucks… then Recon watches aren’t for you.
But it’s one hell of a bargain, when you consider high-quality watches with virtually the same specifications run in the thousands of dollars.
The bottom line is… a true GMT watch with a Swiss movement is worth a lot. Thousands!
But you won’t have to pay anywhere near that.
Not cheap – but a HUGE bargain, considering the features and most importantly the quality you’re getting.
But here’s where it gets interesting for you…
If you’re a man of action I’ll show you a way where you can get it for much less!
Let me explain, typically we offer discounts to military, law enforcement and first responders. Both former and active duty – a $300 discount.
Skeptical? You should be… this does seem too good to be true. But it’s not. And I’ll get to “why” in a minute.
First, let’s talk about you. This means you don’t have to pay $597 like everyone else. When you order right now you get to STEAL the Arctic Storm for the unbelievably…
That’s just not a good deal. It’s the “deal of a lifetime” for the type of watch you’re getting. Listen, I’ve been collecting tool watches since I was in my 20’s and have a respectable collection including Rolex and Panerai – so I understand high-quality watches.
When you compare the Arctic Storm quality to even the highest-end watches on the market… there’s no question whatsoever you’re making out like a bandit. Hell, the band alone on my Panerai costs as much as I’m asking for the Arctic Storm.
Again – you’re not getting a bargain… you’re getting a steal.
Speaking of price…
First, profit isn’t everything. I like to treat others how I want to be treated. When I go to buy something (whatever it is) I want a fair price. I don’t mind if the guy selling it makes some money. After all, he has bills to pay too.
But I don’t believe in gouging people!
Sure, I could hire a fancy New York marketing firm and sell our watches for $4500+ all day long and be singing all the way to the bank.
$8800
$10,775
$4600
This is not an apple or oranges comparison. I’m not comparing the Arctic storm to Rolex Yachtmaster or Patek Philippe. Even a Seiko GMT goes for $4600 and it can’t track 3 time zones and certainly doesn’t look ½ as cool as the Arctic Storm.
The big difference is we don’t believe in overcharging our customers to pay for a fancy ad agency isn’t our Midwestern style or standard. Instead, I want to offer exceptional value and top quality at a price people can afford and be happy paying. That’s how business was done in the old days – with honor, respect and caring about your fellow man… and that’s how we’re doing it, now and forever.
The second reason is we can build a much better quality watch for less money than I bet 99% of our competitors can. It’s not because we’re so smart...
And that secret is, BIG watch manufactures have downtime. Downtime when their million-dollar machines are sitting idle. Downtime when their skilled technicians are twiddling their thumbs and sipping espresso.
So we were able to contract a large watch manufacturer to make our watches in their "remnant" downtime.
They already own the machines and pay the staff... it's a no-brainer for them. We reap the benefits of their machinery investment, their engineers, and their workforce. And we're able to then offer a top-quality dive watch for a fraction of the usual cost.
The only downside is we can’t mass-produce the Arctic Storm in huge quantities… so we are limited. For example, at the time of this writing we only have 325 Arctic Storm’s available.
That may sound like a lot, but our company gets over 15 million views on Facebook alone each month, so getting your hands on one of the 325 Arctic Stroms available (especially at this price) is like summiting Mt.Everest without oxygen.
Not going to happen, unless you’re fast. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if we sell out in a matter of hours after running this ad.
Will we make more? Maybe. Maybe not. Some Swiss parts are on back order for 5 months because of the world’s events now! That’s something I can’t control, no matter what.
So if you want one or even think you might… scroll to the bottom of this page and order NOW at this special price – before someone else beats you to it.
What’s more, the money is irrelevant because…
Look, you can see from the photos on this website that this is a high-quality watch. But to be 100% sure you want this watch… you need to feel its high-quality in your own hands. You need to strap it on your wrist. Play with the features. Wear it to work, a night on the town or even the gym. Swim with it. Climb a mountain. Take it on a hike through the most rugged terrain possible. Treat it as your own.
If after a full month, you are not 100% thrilled with the Arctic Storm – send it back and we’ll refund your money. No questions asked. No fine print. No hassle.
There’s no way you can lose, other than missing out on this deal! You’ll be kicking yourself for years to come if you miss out on the action.
Don’t be that “I should have” kind of indecisive guy… take action and get one today, before someone else beats you to it!
See the big button below? Click it and you’ll be taken to our 100% secure form where you can type in your shipping information. Once I get that… I’ll box up your Recon watch and drop it off at the post office.
But, you have to hurry! I only have a few boxes of inventory and once they are gone… so is your opportunity to own the Arctic Storm. So if you want one or even think you might… click the button below and get in on the action now.
Price: $597… Only $297. That’s a three hundred dollar savings! You can review your order before placing it on the next page. Limit 3 per customer.. No brokers, resellers or purchasing agents at this special price. End users only. No exceptions! Sales price guaranteed until December 25, 2024 or until we're out of inventory.
Thank you,
Ron Adams
Vice President
Recon Watch Company
P.S: Want it, but not aren’t sure if you want to order now? No problem – just order now at the discounted price and take a full month to decide if you want it or not. Doing that makes a hell of a lot more sense than coming back and paying more later. That’s if you can still get it. Hit the 'add to cart' button above now to get in on the action and savings. You don’t risk a penny…your 100% satisfaction is guaranteed in writing .
