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Get Into the Action with Reactor Watches!

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Check out the latest "haute" and hot new watcheslinks from REACTOR features redesigns of the classics Ion, Flux and Critical Mass in fine polish or gold finishes, diamond encrusted faces, brilliant colors and new ladies sizes. Reactor brands itself as an incomparable sports luxury watch company that features the latest technology in water resistance.

Diamond Ion is a watch that Reactor has created with a distinctive rippled "wave" design and contoured shape. ION is available with or without diamonds. Watch shown features diamonds! $3500.00
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Diamond Flux The oversized Flux features an hour glass shape of the case, a curved caseback, and free-floating lugs. This allows the watch to follow the natural contour of the wrist making it a very comfortable watch to wear. The dial and movement are top loaded and has a 100M depth rating. The battery hatch is positioned dead center on the back for easy battery changes without compromising the water resistant case. Watch shown features diamonds. $3500.00
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Neutron Black Classically constructed exclusivley for the sophisticated man with a chiseled angular shape.
The mineral glass lens is highly scratch resistant while proving 5x the impact resistance on high end Swiss time pieces. 200m depth tested water resistance for sport purposed. Available in black rubber, stainless steel or stainless and gold bands Retail: $300-350.00
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Every watch is handcrafted to suit the personal needs of an active person with each model designed specifically for a interest or lifestyle. Every watch embodies the quality and endurance not seen in other high end competitors including:

· Exquisite design for the most durable performance watch on the market

· Forged 316L Stainless Steel Case for comfort and durability

· Extra-hard marine-grade stainless steel permits fine finishing and resists corrosion.

· Triple O-ring Screw Down Crown System for 100 meter depth water resistance.

· Solid screw bar case-to-band attachment for maxim loss prevention.

· Superluminova Dial Markings for low-light visibility for up to 8 hours.

Find Reactor watches at www.reactorwatches.com



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