Dango products are made to be put to the test, and their Spec-Ocs watch is no different. A military-style watch, its design was inspired by “military, first responders, preppers and outdoor enthusiasts”, making it a rugged and functional timepiece for just about any situation. Sitting on a nylon NATO band, the watch itself is a 45mm case with a face designed to emulate a compass. While its a nice looking watch for sure, it’s got some pretty tricked-out features: it’s water resistant up to 50 meters; the hands and dial are luminescent; and most notable of all is that the case is coasted in Cerakote – a firearms industry standard ceramic paint tough enough to withstand rough handling. No matter where you’re going off the beaten path, we’re sure that the Spec-Ops watch is right there with you. Get yours now in a variety of muted color options now for $149.
Dango Spec-Ops Watch
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