Water & Dive
Purposeful watches with strong legibility and model-specific water resistance, including the famous Navy SEAL families.
Marcus Tempus
Inspired by the extraordinary work of Iceland's Search and Rescue teams, the Luminox ICE-SAR 1080 Limited Edition is a purposeful Swiss Made watch designed for demanding environments. Its striking fire-red strap and outer dial ring reference Iceland's landscape of fire and ice, while the production run of just 874 pieces worldwide commemorates the arrival of Iceland's first settlers in AD 874.
The substantial 45mm CARBONOX™ case remains remarkably lightweight, surrounding a textured black dial protected by sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. Fifteen Luminox Light Technology tubes provide continuous low-light visibility for up to 25 years without requiring an external light source to charge them.
A Swiss Ronda quartz movement sits at the heart of the watch, complemented by 200-metre water resistance and a pulsometer scale designed to allow first responders to measure pulse rates quickly. Finished with its distinctive red rubber strap with textile finish, the XL.1095 combines genuine rescue-inspired functionality with one of the boldest designs in the ICE-SAR collection.
Model: Luminox ICE-SAR 1080 Limited Edition XL.1095
Limited Edition: 874 pieces worldwide
Swiss Made
Case: 45mm CARBONOX™
Dial: Textured black with fire-red outer dial ring
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
Movement: Swiss Ronda quartz
Illumination: 15 Luminox Light Technology (LLT) tubes
Visibility: Continuous glow for up to 25 years
Water Resistance: 200 metres / 660 feet
Function: Pulsometer scale
Strap: Fire-red rubber strap with textile finish
Inspiration: Icelandic Search and Rescue (ICE-SAR)

Swiss Performance Watches
Performance on the Wrist
Luminox watches combine strong dial contrast, practical case construction and highly visible markers with a distinctly purposeful design language.
The result is a watch that feels equally at home outdoors, on the water or in everyday life — with the visual character to remain unmistakably Luminox.
The Technology
Luminox Light Technology uses tiny borosilicate glass capsules containing micro gas lights on the hands, hour markers and, on selected models, the bezel.
Unlike conventional luminous paint that must first absorb light, LLT is self-powered and designed to provide continuous visibility for up to 25 years.
A Defining Chapter
In 1992, Navy SEAL research and development officer Chief Nick North worked with Luminox to develop a watch suited to the demanding needs of the SEALs.
That collaboration helped establish the Original Navy SEAL 3000 Series and became one of the most recognisable parts of the Luminox story.
Purposeful Materials
CARBONOX™ is Luminox's carbon-based case material, developed for watches where low weight and robust construction matter.
Luminox describes CARBONOX™ as six times lighter than steel and three times lighter than titanium, while also being non-metallic, anti-magnetic and resistant to changing weather conditions.
The Luminox World
Purposeful watches with strong legibility and model-specific water resistance, including the famous Navy SEAL families.
Watches inspired by cockpit clarity, technical readability and the practical requirements of aviation.
Rugged watches designed for everyday adventure, field use and reliable visibility beyond the city.
Choosing Your Watch
Luminox collections include different case materials, movements, crystals, case sizes and levels of water resistance. Some models use quartz movements while others are automatic.
We therefore list the exact technical specification on each Marcus Tempus product page rather than applying one specification to the whole brand.
Care & Water Resistance
Water resistance is not permanent. Luminox recommends that gaskets are inspected and replaced every 18–24 months, or more frequently when a watch is regularly exposed to chlorinated pools or salt water. The exact water-resistance rating should always be checked on the individual model.
Luminox Questions
It is a self-powered illumination system using micro gas lights inside tiny glass capsules to provide continuous low-light visibility.
Luminox states that its self-powered illumination is designed to remain visible for up to 25 years.
No. LLT does not rely on external light to charge in the way conventional luminous paint does.
It is a lightweight carbon-based material used by Luminox on selected watch cases and components.
No. Water resistance varies by model, so the individual watch specification should always be checked.
No. The range includes quartz watches as well as selected automatic models.
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