* BENRUS warrants, for a period of two years from the date of original purchase, the hands, movement and dial face plate of this timepiece to be free from defects in material and workmanship. *
About the Watch
In 1972, the United States Military requested a watch for American soldiers in Vietnam that was far more robust than any watch previously requested and that could meet the requirements of the specialized UDT (Underwater Demolitions Team) divers and for field functionality - the Type I and Type II were born. Originally produced from 1972 through 1980, they were never made available to the public. Now there is no need to look elsewhere than BENRUS to put an authentic Type II on your wrist. In honor of its military heritage, the new Limited Edition - only 500 will be made - Type II brings back the same iconic design in its original form, but with all the improvements afforded by current watchmaking technology. The new BENRUS Type II is Swiss Made, featuring a Soprod P024 automatic movement with 38-hour power reserve. The dial preserves its same sterile look with no company logo and only the 12/24-hour ring for fast legibility of a field dial with the added robustness of the Type series case, finished with a bi-directional rotating 12-hour bezel. Presented on a black two-piece nylon seatbelt NATO strap with quick release functionality and 20mm lug width for easy strap changing. The new Type II even meets the depth rating standards of the original military contract, rated to 30ATM and includes the original case back inscription, but with the current date and limited serial numbers for this edition only.
- Double domed Sapphire crystal
About the Brand
BENRUS
An American Watch Company founded by the Lazrus brothers in 1921, BENRUS was recognized for decades for its legendary timepieces proudly worn by the U.S. Military.
One of the most important U.S. watch manufacturers, BENRUS developed highly sought after timepieces in the military, aviation and dive categories, featuring Swiss movements.
Today, BENRUS continues its timekeeping legacy in New York City with commitment to its American inspiration and innovative designs.