A military connection carries more weight when specialized skills return to the water for a different mission. The Luminox FORCE BLUE Pacific Diver translates the brand’s dive-watch formula into an official collaboration with FORCE BLUE, a nonprofit that redeploys former Special Operations veterans for marine conservation work.
Developed with input from retired Navy SEALs and other Special Operations divers, the XS.3125.FB is built on Luminox’s Pacific Diver platform. Its 44mm case is made from 316L stainless steel and measures 12mm thick, while a lightweight CARBONOX unidirectional bezel keeps the total weight to 105 grams. A screw-down crown, screw-in caseback, and anti-reflective sapphire crystal support a water-resistance rating of 200 meters.
The dial brings the FORCE BLUE partnership into focus without overwhelming the tool-watch layout. A rope motif rendered in Super-LumiNova surrounds gold-colored details derived from the organization’s emblem.
Separate blue and yellow Luminox Light Technology tubes remain continuously visible without an external charge and are rated for up to 25 years. An expandable blue NBR rubber strap is supplied with an extension for fitting over a wetsuit.
A Swiss Ronda 515 quartz movement reinforces the watch’s practical character. Unlike many limited dive watches, however, this model is not presented as a numbered or limited edition; its relevance comes from the collaboration rather than manufactured scarcity. The Luminox FORCE BLUE Pacific Diver is available now in the United States for $795 and is listed in Europe for €645.
