The Rogue Warrior Red Cell is the leading model in the Rogue Warrior Range. The Red Cell watch has a special shock feature that utilises d3o technology. D3o is a soft orange coloured material first developed for the British Army to protect head and knee injuries against impact. D3o is used to fill the empty space found on most watches whereby the intelligent molecules lock together on impact to absorb and spread the force and protect the movement of the watch.

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The Red Cell also won't suffer from condensation that can form inside the watch case and under the glass crystal due to the extreme temperature changes e.g. in Tropic Jungles of the Far East or the high mountains of Afghanistan. By introducing Krypton gas into the watch chamber and using a Krypton Gas filled case all moisture that may be present inside the watch case has been eradicated. Most other watches at this price simply can't compete on the quality or features the Rogue Warrior Red Cell has to offer.

The use of high quality Super Luminova and the light enhancing Krypton Gas mean that the Kryptolite Dial is great for use at night and a night vision glow that far exceeds specifications.

Finally to protect the face of the watch then the Rogue Warrior insisted on 4mm (usually 2mm on watches) crystal glass with additional protection of the bars to give the ultimate in protection.

The watch was developed in conjunction with Richard "Dick" Marcinko (nicknamed The Rogue Warrior). Those who met or served with the Rogue Warrior will know failure is not an option and it was his input and dedication to 'getting it right' that led to the development of the military watch range. As the Seal Team 6 and Red Cell commander, and the recipient of bronze and silver stars, he was known to do things his way. His participation in the co-development and founding of the Rogue Warrior line of military watches means these watches are unique to all others in the tactical combat area.

The name RED CELL Red Cell comes from after Marcinko left command at SEAL Team Six. Marcinko was tasked by Vice Admiral James "Ace" Lyons, to design a unit to test the Navy's vulnerability to terrorism. In 1984, Marcinko hand-picked twelve men from SEAL Team Six and one from Marine Force Recon. The unit was unofficially named Red Cell. This team tested the security of naval bases, nuclear submarines, ships, civilian airports and a U.S. embassy. Marcinko was directed to use his team to test the Navy's anti-terrorist capabilities. As a result he was able to infiltrate seemingly impenetrable, highly-secured bases, nuclear submarines, ships and other purported "secure areas", including the U.S. Presidential plane Air Force One, and disappeared without incident. These demonstrations showed that the replacement of Marines as security by private security agencies started by retired military personnel and awarded contracts resulted in a vulnerable military. Marcinko claimed, among others, that Red Cell successfully captured nuclear devices from United States Navy facilities, and proved the viability of plans to penetrate and attack nuclear-powered submarines
destroy subs by using them as improvised dirty bombs, and capture launch codes for nuclear weapons aboard the subs by using mild torture against personnel in custody of launch codes.

For those who demand the best from their equipment as Richard Marcinko does then this is the time piece you have been looking for.

The Red Cell watch comes as standard with a Silicon Rubber band but is also compatible with the following Rogue Warrior bands:
METAL, SILICONE RUBBER, VELCRO and CAMO-DIGITAL. Please note that the bands are made to tight tolerances and are not easily interchangeable. It is advised to take it to a local watch repairer or jeweller if you are not experienced in changing watch straps.