The use of red for the depth rating adds a nice splash of visual interest, as do the H3 and radiation markets that denote the tritium tubes on the hour markers and the hour and minute hands. The black dial comes in two variations: one with just a Marathon word logo and one that includes the words “US GOVERNMENT” underneath. The screw down steel caseback is etched with all sorts of information about the watch and can provide a bit of bathroom reading otherwise there isn’t much more to say here. Its beefy 20mm lugs are drilled for easy strap and bracelet changes, and like the bezel, its oversized, knurled screw-down crown is designed to be very easy to use. It’s got a 14mm thick, fully brushed, slab sided case that manages to feel heftier than it is with a very toothy 120-click bezel designed to be easy to operate even with gloves on in arctic waters.
The TSAR’s tough and utilitarian vibe is evident at first glance.
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