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Adanac Military Diver/Navigator’s Watch

February 22, 2023 by aabbady Leave a Comment

Adanac Military Diver/Navigator's Watch

Adanac (Canada spilled backward) another one of the military watches which become popular very fast for their simple yet functional design and their sturdy construction.  The styling of the watch is very similar, if not identical, to United State Air Force issue Marathon Military Pilot’s Watch.

Adanac is (Canada spelled backward) and was produced in the joint contract between Gallet and Marathon.

The United State air force and the Canadian Armed Forces had issued the Adanac watches to their members in the late 80th. Adanac watch was actually produced under government contract by Marathon Watch Co. based in Ontario, Canada.

The large stainless steel case is made by Gallet, with separate cover in the bottom that opens to replace the battery (made by Gallet as well). This indicating that the Adanac watch produced by both companies Marathon and Gallet to compete and win the military contract at this time.

The Adanac possesses an asymmetrical case that possesses a screw-down crown, has fixed bars, and is water-resistant to 660 feet, which qualifies this watch as a military diver’s watch although it seems to have been issued more commonly to aircrews. 

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