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Dear Tactical Frog Friends, As the Spring Festival approaches, we would like to express our sincere gratitude for your continued support. In celebration of this important holiday, we are excited to share our holiday schedule and exclusive offer, wishing you a new year filled with vitality and confidence. Tactical Frog Spring Festival Holiday Schedule: January 27th - February 5th To allow our team to spend quality time with their families, Tactical Frog will be on holiday from January 27th to February 5th. During this period, you can still browse our website, place orders, and reach out to us. We will make every effort to assist you as promptly as possible. Order and Shipping Arrangements During the Holiday In-stock Items: If your order contains in-stock items, we will ship them as usual, ensuring you receive your desired premium watches or fashion accessories without delay. Out-of-stock Items: If your order contains out-of-stock items, we will begin processing and shipping them after February 5th, when the holiday ends. If you have urgent needs, we suggest placing your order early or contacting us to confirm stock availability. Spring Festival Special Offer: 10% Off All Watches and Accessories! To thank you for your support, we are offering a Spring Festival discount! From now until February 5th, all watches and accessories will enjoy a 10% discount. Whether you're shopping for a classic dive watch, a vintage pilot watch, or unique watch accessories, you can enjoy these items at an unbeatable price. (Code:NY10） 2025: Continuing Our Journey Together We sincerely appreciate your trust and support for Tactical Frog. As we welcome 2025, we will continue to refine our products and services, introducing more innovative designs, limited edition watches, and high-quality watch accessories to meet your high standards of quality and design. We wish you and your family a happy Spring Festival, good health, and happiness in the new year! After the holiday, we look forward to continuing to provide you with the best watches and accessories and celebrating a brighter future together. If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact us, and we will be happy to serve you. Warm regards,The Tactical Frog Team

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A chronograph is an analogue watch containing a stopwatch function. A dedicated seconds hand can be started, stopped and reset via pushers on the case, with varying amounts of separate sub-dials to measure additional minutes and hours. Complex chronographs can time multiple events simultaneously. How does the Solar quartz Chronograph watch charge? The working principle of solar quartz movement mainly relies on solar panels, which can convert light energy into electricity to power the watch. This technology is not only environmentally friendly, but also solves the problem of regular battery replacement in traditional quartz watches. The high accuracy of solar quartz movement is usually within ±5 seconds, which makes solar quartz watch excellent in accuracy. In addition, the battery life of solar quartz movement is long, generally up to several years, depending on the use of the watch and the ambient light conditions. Introducing the Tactical Frog FX-Diving VS75B Solar Chronograph Watch, a masterpiece that elegantly combines precision engineering with sustainable energy. This exceptional timepiece from the esteemed Tactical Frog brand breaks the mold of traditional quartz watches by harnessing the power of sunlight, eliminating the hassle and environmental impact of battery replacements. The heart of this innovation is the solar-powered Seiko VS75 movement, renowned for its quartz accuracy without reliance on disposable silver oxide batteries. Encased in lightweight yet robust titanium, both the case and case back showcase durability and resilience, ideal for the modern adventurer. The watch boasts a Japanese Fuji raw Sapphire Crystal glass, distinguished by its incredible toughness and scratch-resistance. Enhanced with a non-reflective blue-plated inner film through a meticulous 4-layer process, the clarity of the mirror maximizes readability under any light condition. The dial artistry is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, featuring a double-layer hydraulic process that creates a stunning three-dimensional effect. Authentic applique markers and the brand’s logo further elevate its aesthetic appeal. Paired with a 316L solid stainless steel bracelet, comfort and longevity are ensured for everyday wear and extreme pursuits alike.With water resistance rated at an impressive 20 bars, equivalent to 200 meters, the Tactical Frog VS75 fearlessly accompanies you on deep dives and aquatic adventures. Its bi-directional rotational ceramic bezel adds functionality and style, while the brushed finish exudes a subtle sophistication. Visibility in low-light conditions is optimized with BGW-9 Blue Light luminosity, ensuring readability even in the darkest depths. A screw-down crown and screw-back case reinforce the watch's security against the elements. For versatility, it also comes equipped with a nylon band fastened by a titanium buckle, offering a comfortable alternative to the bracelet. Measuring 42mm in diameter (excluding the crown) and expanding to 50mm inclusive of the crown, the watch sits boldly on the wrist. Its thickness of 14.2mm, including the glass, imparts a substantial presence without compromising elegance. The lug width of 22mm ensures compatibility with a wide array of straps for personalized styling. In summary, the Tactical Frog FX-Diving VS75B Solar Chronograph Watch is a harmonious blend of cutting-edge technology, ecological consciousness, and striking design. It's a timepiece designed for those who demand precision, durability, and eco-friendliness without compromising on style — a true companion for every adventure beneath the waves and beyond.  

Posts reposted from : https://www.watchuseek.com/posts/57603946/ Author: Cozmo  Up front, I really like this watch. The following comments are, for the most part, my own experiences with two recent V4 versions of the Tactical Frog FX, V4. The Tactical Frog FX model (it is not a FXD) can currently be had for less than $180. I like the research almost as much as wearing a nice watch. If one wants to see the evolution of the Frog FX, over the past 18 months, this thread pretty much covers it all, from the first release, to the current watches.New Ti diver from Tactical Frog | WatchUSeek Watch Forumsand what I consider one of the better informed reviews on the earlier versions of the FX.Tactical Frog FX Diver Full review (youtube.com)The first couple of pages of the thread posted above pretty much covers a lot of watch owner's thoughts on homages and Chinese homages in particular. I am pretty sure it is nowhere near the real thing in all aspects except the price I own samples of both watches, the Tudor FXD and the Tactical Frog FX. "Devil's in the details", as people like to say. When you look closely at the details in both brands of watch it is obvious the watches aren't the same. But, to be clear, the actual similarities are rather striking in everything but price. The retail price difference does cover some of the detail differences, but certainly not all imo. We are talking $180 delivered on the FX NIB and $4150 plus sales tax (I paid $4399 for mine from a local AD) and delivery for the FXD.Then there is the ubiquitous NH35 movement used in the Frog FX. That is pretty cool. If it didn’t have a NH35 I would be all over it. More on the NH 35 and my own comments further down the page. I've been wanting an FXD. I'm on the list with the AD. I seriously considered this, but I just worry it would sour me to the real thing. Some real truth to that statement. And why my Tudor FXDs are sitting in my watch box unwound and I am wearing one of my Tactical Frog FXs again today.Let's start here. I really like a nice watch. But a "nice watch" means a lot of different things to different people. I am a decades old fan of Rolex tool watches. So that is my standard for a "nice watch". If you have worn a Rolex for long most know they aren't always that reliable for accurate time keeping. I have owned and sold dozens of Rolexes over the years that didn't keep COSC time. +6spd was acceptable. Any watch faster was not. If the watch ran slow, I simply sold it off and it was replaced. Seldom would I return a Rolex to be serviced. Although I have done it for a baker's dozen to date. They were simply tools for me. Easy to replace if you had one to sell or trade, which was always cheaper, than having one repaired by a qualified Rolex technician.So, a "nice watch" for me is one that keeps stays within the +6spd of a COSC chrono certified watch. I, like most, don't go looking for a NH35 movement when looking for a "nice watch". But there is a reason it is the best selling automatic movement in the world. The reasons? It is cheap, it is durable, it is accurate "enough" and doesn't require servicing very often, if ever, in its typical 7-to-10-year life span. When it does need service it is easier and cheaper to simply replace it. And just as importantly if one were paying attention, it is 23 years newer technology than any of the other excellent and well proven, movements I listed prior.How accurate is "accurate enough"? The NH35s I have owned have not been very accurate. Anywhere from 10 to 20 seconds slow a day, to 30 seconds fast a day, prior to being properly regulated. They are unusable to me when unregulated.So then, just how easy is the NH 35 to regulate properly?I had never opened a case back before deciding I liked the Frog FX enough to attempt it. The result hopefully, a watch I would find useable as an actual timekeeper. No time-grapher involved in my effort (although it would have made it a lot easier and faster to accomplish). I eventually got both my Frogs (one originally running wild at +30spd) well within COSC specs, where they have been now for over a week. One is running -0-spd and the other is at -2spd currently. Over a 24hr time frame on my wrist both run between 0spd and +6spd. The do vary daily but it is usually half that @ 0 to +3spd. (Edit: two weeks in now and both NH35s are at a steady +4spc. Both movements are very susceptible to position changes in the watch box)Mind you I have never regulated a watch prior. Never even had a watch back off. Plenty of info on YouTube which is where I went to understand how it was done. But it was the experience and comments of several posters here on the forum that encouraged me to try. How Do I Regulate My Seiko Watch? 7S26, 4R36, NH36, NH35 Movement Regulation with Timegrapher (youtube.com)That kind of accuracy (-4 to +6spd) is equal to the majority of vintage Rolexes I wear. One of my Tudor FXDs has held to well under +2spd, right out of the box. My older MN FXD ran slow by more than -2 spd. It is currently at Tudor being repaired under warranty, as their accuracy standard is -2/+4spd. Their warranty is excellent IMo and covers any owner of the watch in the first five years. Caveat is you have to have the watch's original warrenty card!My take on what is, "accurate enough"? That is a set of numbers you'll have to make your own decision on. Once, well regulated, the Frog FX is easily accurate enough for my own use. That "accurate enough" time frame, that I rely on, is from being a habitual user of vintage Rolexes using those same movements/calibers I listed previous for reference.My preferred everyday watch, from my small, vintage, Rolex collection was a 16800 Submariner which uses Rolex’s caliber 3035 movement, introduced in 1977.The titanium case? It is a blatant rip off of the Tudor FXD design. But as a watch it is also 9gm lighter (Frog is 64g, the Tudor 73g) and 1mm smaller at the bezel. So not a 1:1 3D printer copy. Both the changes in size on the Frog are attributes I really appreciate for my own use. And both measurements easily discernable on my wrist. My comment on titanium? Titanium cases are for me the single, most important stand out innovation, in sport watches over the past 50 years. They are more comfortable on your wrist because titanium is hypoallergenic and it is significantly lighter than any stainless steel. I have enough titanium inserts located in my own body to attest to those qualities "Titanium is the most “biocompatible” (read: hypoallergenic) metal in the world. This is because of a number of factors, but most notable among them is titanium’s resistance to corrosion — thanks to a protective oxide film that forms in the presence of oxygen — preventing it from reacting with its surrounding environment (e.g., your skin). This trait is the reason why titanium is so commonly utilized in medical implants and prosthetics." See More

Dear customer, welcome to Tactical Frog! The Tactical Frog Team will on Labour day holiday from May 1st~May 5th, we will back for you on May 6th. *Orders placed before the May 1st will be shipped normally, and orders placed during the Labour day holiday, will be shipped on a sequential basis after the holiday is over. Any comments if you need us on period of holiday, please sent us to our email: tacticalfrog@163.com. We will revert you at first time after we back to the office.  Best wishes from all Tactiacal Frog staff to you! Tactiacal Frog Watch Store

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