The term SEAWOLF conjures up the image of a hardened mariner shaped by years upon restless oceans, a sailor whose weathered experience has earned both respect and legend. It also carries the fiercer undertones of pirates, privateers, and formidable captains who prowled the seas with courage and ruthless determination, becoming predators of the maritime world. Popularized by Jack London's 1904 novel The Sea-Wolf, the name - as well as this solid marine-blue hue - evokes the salt-sprayed romance of seafaring life: untamed, perilous, and irresistibly adventurous!