His Majesty attended Sandhurst (British Royal Military Academy) in the UK and spent a career in the military. In 1994 he assumed command of Jordan’s Special Operations Forces and built the Joint Special Operations Command.  He is western-educated, attended Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and a course at American Naval Postgraduate School.  He’s also a Black Hawk pilot, as you may recall from a previous

I soon had a Hypertec Chrono 2A headed my way. I was a bit surprised when a good-sized box arrived but when I opened it I remembered all MTM watches come packed inside a watertight Barracuda box.  Unpacking the box gives you the watch, operating instructions, warranty / serial number recording card, and 2 Allen wrenches in case you wish to change the strap.”

Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great watch but it has more functions than I know about and I’ve long forgotten the way to program the time so it’s correct only 6 months of the year.  Then there’s a beep that makes people think I have my phone inside rooms at work where I shouldn’t have a phone, not a good look.

Backed by a three-year warranty, this high-tech tactical watch is kept ticking via an MTM Proprietary system paired with a Swiss analog movement. This hybrid digital-analog watch also features pre-set timezones with over 60 included cities, the ability to program up to 5 alarms, 100 meters of water resistance, an onboard 410-mAh Lithium battery affords around 25 hours of use on a single charge, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, and the ability to pair of the dedicated MTM Connect smartphone app.

It has a 1-month battery life with a wireless dock to recharge the watch. There are five different selectable lights. It’s impressive how many times I’ve used the flashlight on this watch in the last week, especially with the dark days of winter. The Falcon has everything I need and nothing that I don’t.

Yes, the MTM Cobra is a sizable timepiece, yet remarkably lightweight, courtesy of its titanium construction. The sleek black DLC finish adds a stealthy, under-the-radar appearance. As a tactical watch enthusiast, I prefer the larger size for the Cobra

It wasn’t until I got it in hand that I realized just how attractive it truly is. Not to mention rugged enough to live up to the MTM Special Ops name.

It is ideally suited for outdoor enthusiasts, professionals, and anyone else who needs a reliable watch that can withstand the elements.

The Cobra timepiece comes with an option between 44mm or 47.5mm dials. The black dial, as sported by Johnson, comes with a matching Ballistic black strap.

The Falcon 2 boasts unique external and internal lights ran. The Falcon 2 boasts unique external and internal lights ranging from blue ambient, torch and signal lighting. ging from blue ambient, torch and signal lighting.

A sleek multi colored brass dial incorporate tritium-gas tubes in lieu of numerals to provide readability in low light conditions. The hands are also equipped with tritium-gas filled tubes making them easy to read underwater. The second hand smoothly sweeps across the elegant dial giving the US-744X a very classy feel. A feature typically found on higher end watches.

Navy’s Virginia class submarines launched in the wake of the Cold War — these subs began as smaller, more economical alternatives to the Seawolf class subs they replaced but have evolved over the years to be hardly recognizable to their forebears.

The double Allen screws in the bracelet and lugs, the easy to grasp bezel, the real carbon fiber dial and a stamped case back with knife logo. Because it is titanium, it is much lighter than a watch of this size would be, coming in at 175 grams.

While the Hypertec line is the entry-level for MTM, you wouldn’t know it based on the high quality of finish and attention to detail, the H-61 is a lot of watch for the money as many other sports watches are in the same price range as the H-61.

Timing was something we constantly relied on for mission success. Something easy to read while being shock and waterproof was the criteria at the time. Since then, my budget has increased a bit and opened new doors to pieces from MTM Watch. The newly redesigned Predator II is my latest watch review from MTM Watch.

Weighing only 6.25 oz with the metal band, even lighter with a leather or nylon bands, it doesn’t feel as big as it looks. Lying below the anti-glare Sapphire Crystal glass is a slick composite dial with luminous hands and large easy to read numbers.

All critical to the safe operation of flight. Equally paramount to safe flying is time management. Making the watch you choose to wear on your wrist just as important. And that’s why I chose the Air Stryk IIfrom MTM Watch. Fortunately, this is one precision instrument that I can take with me after each flight.

The Oconus. Elegant in design, this Limited-Edition timepiece is built with optimum performance and exceptional reliability in mind.

The new and very limited edition US-744Xis a modern and elegant offering yet still retains the classic durability found in their entire line of timepieces. If we’re lucky enough to demo a sample of this new watch, we’ll give you a closer look in a full review.

There is just something particularly fascinating about a large aircraft, weighing 360 tons, floating through air and time. At MTM, we are not only fascinated with “how” planes can fly, but even more so with the gear and tools that are crucial for pilots to get their job done. From such inquisitive thoughts, theMTM Air Stryk II pilot watch was born.

For extra eye-catching style, this timepiece allows for complete customization with 11 different dial color options, 9 different bezel types, 20 different band varieties, and 3 different Chronograph options.  This timepiece has a 44mm case with water-resistance of 200 meters.  The fixed bezel has a 24-hour time and is surrounded by sapphire crystal glass.  The Chronograph includes 1/10th second, second, & minute and neighbors the date window display.  Retail for this watch is $350.  For more information visit MTM Hypertec Chronograph Product Page.

As we gear up to celebrate the holidays we want to share the MTM Special Ops Silencer Watch Review gracefully written by Author Dan Hamilton with Can You Handlebar. Dan is a former USAF pilot, gear junkie, adventure traveler, family man and entrepreneur. More often than not he partakes in outdoor activities, needless to say he knows a good watch and great gear when he sees it. As a fighter pilot he understands and appreciates highly functional and useful timepieces.

As one of the best military watches for men, the MTM Gray Patriot is a classic and favorite for active duty military, veterans, police officers and firefighters.

In further development to the original Air Stryk, the Air Stryk II is comprised of a solid titanium case, a combination carbon fiber/matte brass dial, and an anti-reflective sapphire glass. Its rugged and durable case set the standard for dependable outdoor watches. It’s glowing index and hands make it perfect for traveling and/or working in dark settings, especially while flying at night. There is no doubt that the understated MTM Air Stryk II watch is the epitome of style and functionality blending with tactical pilot precision.

With a respectable military background and an active licensed pilot and SCUBA diver, Erik is no stranger to the outdoors and appreciates the beauty of a high-quality timepiece.

In the review, Erik points out the popularity of the Casio G-Shock due to its durability at its low price point. He then goes on to mention, as he matured and his salary increased, he was able to move on to a more aesthetically pleasing timepiece that makes a statement, the MTM Special Ops Cobra. Erik, like many other watch enthusiasts, has invested time and money in search of the “perfect timepiece”. The search was over for Erik when he came across our booth at the SHOT show and instinctively gravitated towards our limited edition watch displays. The review goes on to compare the MTM Cobra to a couple of other brands, evaluates its user-friendliness, points out its distinct features, and closes with a comprehensive list of specs.

Though it is part of their luxury line, the Hypertec series are still made “combat ready timepieces are GSA approved, Mil-Spec compliant and limited edition. Each MTM military watch is individually numbered and fabricated from a solid block of Titanium or 316L stainless steel.”

The Falcon manages to offer the extras while maintaining a very classy profile.  The primary benefit I see in this watch is with the LED torch and strobe lights.  For every day carry situations, having those features on your wrist is pretty cool.

Each of the pushers follows the lead of the large, oversized screw down crown, all of which have knurled edges. All of which are extremely easy to grip and extremely easy to operate. Each functions with absolute precisio

Within the past month, Loadout Room, a gear and adventure company that provides insight into various hunting, shooting, adventure, and outdoor-related activities, featured an MTM Special Ops Gray Falconwatch review. Rex Nanorum wrote the review after taking the watch with him on a trip to Alaska. Rex is native to Alaska but now lives with his family in Oregon, and once was a US Army Ranger with the 2nd Bn, 75th Ranger Regt, completing five tours to Afghanistan and Iraq. Rex was quick to put the MTM Special Ops Falcon Watch to the test and begin documenting its pro’s and con’s from his point of view. To read the full review and let us know what you think, please visit the Loadout Room and leave a comment or contact us.

We prepared ourselves to take good care of this watch and quickly decided it was best to truly use the watch as it was intended.

Our friend J. Darwin, law enforcement and firearm enthusiast from the Breach Bang Clear blog recently tested and reviewed the MTM Falcon. You can read the review in its entirety here: Eyes On: MTM Black Falcon. His thoughts on the watch prior to receiving it were that it was going to be heavy and overpriced. However, upon receiving and opening the watertight tactical box that each MTM watch is securely shipped in his perception quickly changed and he states “MTM does not mess around.. the thing [watch] is not light yet isn’t annoyingly heavy”. Mr. Darwin goes on to describe the Falcon and its distinct features and functions. He elaborates on the two features that interested him most, which were; the small LED lights that provide 5 different light mode sequences, and the rechargeable battery. To learn more about the MTM Falcon watch please visit its product page on the MTM Special Ops website, MTM Falcon.

Watch enthusiast, Stephen Mazinger, owner and author of ‘A Time to Blog Watches’ recently tested out the 47mm MTM Black Cobra and this is what he had to say… “First glance impression is tactical stealth… The Cobra achieves what MTM wanted to provide the wearer, a tactical watch, that has useful features that can be easily used in all settings, especially out in the field”. To start the review, Mazinger reminisces about his younger childhood years, when his favorite and toughest battles were between G.I. Joe & Cobra, bringing him back to the good old days. Cobra being the arch-rival and nemesis for the 1908’s all-mighty & all-American Hero, G.I. Joe.

Review author, Mad Duo Chris served in both Iraq and Afghanistan and is a veteran of the Marine Corps, the Army National Guard and Police Force. Since leaving the force, Chris has written several war books, military novels, and several blogs, including his own. The title of the review is MTM Silencer: A Watch You can Beat a Donkey to Death With, and let us tell you, it’s not an understatement. The MTM Silencer watch along with its Special Ops collection counterparts boast in durability and ruggedness.

. Even though the Hypertec Chrono is another military watch for men, made by MTM Special Ops Watches, it is slightly different than the majority of MTM watches. It sports a cool modern look and feel that does not fear the outdoors, but can also be able be quick to turn heads when you are out for a night on the town. You can keep it classy without losing a touch of ruggedness with this watch. It comes in at a slightly lower price point than most other MTM watches, giving it some additional appeal to add it to your collection of cool chronograph watches.

I know personally it can handle adventures on land and sea. I put it through a lot and it didn’t miss a beat.

They even took a few glow in the dark photos as pictured below.  Check out the following link to find out what the watch enthusiasts had to say about the newest Air Stryk II watch by MTM Special OPS.

Alpha particles are slow-moving, have low energy levels, and don’t penetrate clothing or skin but can cause harm if inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through open wounds. Beta particles have a slightly higher energy level than Alpha and can moderately penetrate human skin 1 to 2 cm. Gamma particles are forms of electromagnetic radiation commonly associated with x-rays. Gamma rays readily penetrate clothing and human skin and are very damaging depending on exposure.

The case thankfully has a diver’s style rotating bezel as well as a water resistance of 100 meters. I think it would have been cool to get the water resistance up to 200-300 meters, as well as make the light function work under water – that would have been cool. The crystal is anti-reflective (AR) coated sapphire.

MTM is now up to no fewer than eight different models with a very impressive selection of materials, finishes, and features. Although each MTM model is interesting in its own right, the new MTM Black Seal Xtreme Dive Watch stands out as an unusual and impressive feat of engineering.