#Searchandrescue diving often begins with a helicopter hovering over open water. The aircraft shudders in rotor wash. The sea moves below. The diver waits for the signal. Then they step into the air. Timing matters in those moments. Equipment checks, descent, search patterns — everything runs on the clock. That environment demands tools that are brutally simple and absolutely dependable. The #Marathon #GSAR was built for exactly that reality: constant tritium illumination, a screw-down crown, and a unidirectional bezel engineered to be manipulated with gloved hands in cold water and rough conditions. The Government Search and Rescue watch. Built for the mission it’s named after.