All Watches

Atom is Reactor's take on the classic field watch, grown up to a modern and easy-reading 42mm diameter, and now with our exclusive Never Dark^® dial illumination. If you can only own one Reactor, this is a tough one to beat. Available in multiple colors without Never Dark^® and in a size for ladies

Reactor's top selling style for our first five years, Critical Mass offers classic good looks that dress up well but still play hard. If you could have only one watch, a Critical Mass is hard to beat, as it performs flawlessly in the office or in the ocean. Also available in a smaller size for ladies

Our ceramic watches just keep getting smaller. While the original Crystal was a smaller sibling to our popular Oxide model, new Crystal 2 is smaller yet - 12% smaller to be exact at a slim 32mm diameter. Crystal 2 still features a construction combining 316L stainless with high-tech ceramic, and now houses a Swiss movement with day and date.

Following on the success of the Ladies' Curie, a larger size only seemed natural. At a very wearable 43mm diameter, men's Curie is still only 12.2mm thick, making it lay beautifully on the wrist and weighing a svelte 175 grams. Of course, it sacrifices nothing in terms of durability and is equipped with the complete Reactor DNA feature set. It is a new classic and the dressiest Reactor model to date. Also available in a ladies' model

Fermi is Reactor's tribute to fine Italian design, and bears the name of the Father of the nuclear reactor. It's a classic design in a modern 45mm size, made so easy-wearing by its 12mm slim profile. Equipped with a Swiss quartz movement, it is as precise and accurate as its namesake, and the 200M depth rating and Reactor DNA means Fermi is ready for anything.

The first update to one of Reactor's all-time best-selling styles, now with an untextured band and fitted with a precision Swiss movement with long-life lithium power. Of course, Gamma 2 still sports an extreme 300M depth rating and an extraordinarily bright coating of Superluminova on the dial and hands. Also available in a titanium model with Never Dark^® technology.

How do you make a plastic watch tough enough to be called a Reactor? Make it out of stainless steel. Seeing how tough space-age polymers are dominating the firearms market, we decided to experiment. Step one was finding the right polymer, which we did with Nitromid™, a glass-reinforced polymer with a tensile strength higher than steel. But that was only part of the problem. All plastics have some elasticity, which improves their durability and impact resistance, but really hinders their ability to be made highly water tight. Our solution? A stainless steel core that houses all of the water-tight connections on a watch - crystal, caseback, and screw-down crown. The result is a watch over 50% lighter than an all steel model with the same water-tight integrity but improved scratch and impact resistance. We call that the best of both worlds. And of course, Gryphon features our patented Never Dark^® illumination technology, which keeps the watch visible 24/7 regardless of light. For military, public safety, and active outdoorsmen, we don't think you can buy a better watch at any price.

For years ladies have been asking us to make a watch in a smaller size. Well, we finally listened! The Manhattan is our smallest watch ever, only 31mm long with a first-ever 16mm band. But it still packs all of our rugged DNA into its tiny 95 grams. Every Manhattan features a Swiss movement with date under a genuine mother-of-pearl dial for elegant performance.

Reactor broke new ground in the watch industry with the introduction of Never Dark®, our patented dual dial illumination system. The new Polaris takes this a step further, as the first watch to incorporate both Superluminova and Tritium gas illumination into a rotating bezel. Together with a tough 500M depth rating this makes Polaris the ultimate go anywhere, do anything timepiece. Classic design in an easy-wearing, 45mm case and featuring a Swiss quartz movement. Take it even a step further with the Limited Edition model, featuring a 24-jewel Japanese mechanical automatic movement with both a stainless bracelet and rubber strap. If you could only have one watch, Polaris is the top contender.

Where do we start? Take our legendary Poseidon Professional diver. Add a precision Swiss quartz movement with long-life lithium power. Then add Never Dark^®. Just for fun let's make them all numbered limited editions of only 100 pieces, and lets include a rubber strap and the tools to make the swap, all in a beautiful presentation gift box. Oh, and why not ASSEMBLE THEM IN THE USA! Because we're so excited (you can tell by the all-caps), let's offer them at a special introductory price of $900 (MSRP $1250). Seriously, this is the first step down a new path for Reactor. These watches will sell out fast, and when they're gone, they are really gone.