Jack Bauer's Clock - MTM Special Ops Black Hawk
By Felix | Category Pictures
Jack Bauer and his 24 series is popular. Even so popular that it is the official Jack Bauer Clock are buying now in Germany. I can imagine? The MTM Special Ops Black Hawk:
She looks fine, is not it? They may also, because the price is 449 € not cheap, but reasonable due to the solid quality. Our sample weighed quite a bit and it was included in addition to the obligatory case also the Jack Bauer bag. A new feature is the battery technology: Replacing the battery is not necessary, the battery is charged via a solenoid overnight, just the Clock in the charger and you are able the next day the "Ballistic Light" will be further used as a flashlight.
The case seems to martial, could this also be the latest tool of torture Jack Bauer will be transported. The Clock is available in baby blue (great name for military watches).
The technical specifications:
- Light function mode I: blue lighting for illumination of the dial for 5 seconds
- Light Function Mode II: yellow-orange light for 20 seconds, as a signal light for tactical operations or external lighting objects.
- Battery life: about 1-3 months with 1x loading (depending on the use of the LED light)
- Overcharge protection and "low battery" alarm
- Quartz movement operates at a frequency of 32.768 Hz
- Weight: 200 grams
- 316L stainless steel case and bracelet, black ionized PVD-steel
- Locked case back
- Screwed crown
- Hardened and scratch-resistant mineral glass
- Shock-resistant carbon fiber dial
- Numerals and hands: Super Luminiert
- Bracelet: Stainless steel bracelet with safety clasp adjustable individually (additionally be ordered extra bracelets and rubber velcro strap interchangeable with the included tool)
- Size of the Clock: 45mm / height 13mm
- Induction Charger (for europe. 230!)
- Water resistant to 100m
- Individual serial number
- 3 years warranty
- Packing: water-resistant "Seahorse" case (see Figure)
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Tags: 24 , wristwatch , Black Hawk , Men , Jack Bauer , MTM Special Ops
Permalink | December 2nd, 2008
