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CCC and Marathon announce contract from U.S. DoD to supply wrist watches

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Marathon designs and manufactures original military grade watches, stopwatches, clocks, chronometers, and scientific instruments.

CCC, Marathon to deliver more military-grade watches to U.S. DoD

OTTAWA — CCC announces that it was awarded another contract by the United States Department of Defense (U.S. DoD) to supply all terrain, precision wrist watches manufactured by Marathon Watch (Marathon) to the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (DLA Aviation).

Marathon designs and manufactures original military grade watches, stopwatches, clocks, chronometers, and scientific instruments, including optical equipment for armed forces in Canada, United States, United Kingdom, and other allied governments.

Marathon has partnered with CCC in the past and together have delivered over $5 million (CAD) in products that combine military grade durability with engineering. In addition to supplying watches to DLA Aviation, Marathon has supplied measuring and controlling devices to DLA Land and Maritime, ACC Detroit, Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command and the Federal Acquisition Service.

CCC is the Canadian designated contracting authority for purchases over USD $250,000 by the U.S. DoD. Through its free U.S. DoD Prime Contractor service, CCC partners with Canadian businesses like Marathon Watch to supply the U.S. DoD with made-in-Canada solutions.

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“CCC is pleased to continue supporting Marathon Watch in supplying their world-class precision wrist watches to the U.S. military,” said Diane Montambault, VP of Operations, CCC.

“Marathon Watch Company is proud to work with CCC to deliver military-grade timepieces for U.S. DoD personnel seeking reliability and performance,” said Mitchell Wein, President, Marathon Watch Company.

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