Ah he means SUV Yeah, probably. Chronographs with tachymeters, too. Of course, choosing to wear a dive watch because you like the style has far less consequences than choosing a gas-guzzling emissions nightmare for your weekly schleps to soccer practice or the mall
Not mine! I actually used every Seiko dive watch I've ever owned in the ocean. For real! ..... and I fixed the title.
Here ya go - perfect for this thread: http://forums.watchuseek.com/f74/your-dive-watch-really-so-tough-438778.html?highlight=pseudo The link in that WUS thread is broken, so here is the original article it was referring to: http://www.watchtalkforums.info/forums/thread43143.html
Well for many watch collectors, the universe revolves around divers, or at least one model in particular...
I own a 4x4 that sees more dirt than bitumen and a dive watch that sees a fair bit of water Mates got the opposite
Did I see a salty sunning itself on the bonnet? It's poking its eyes out of the water near the waters edge now. Reguards.
There was mud there two hours ago but. ( and by the dress sense you can see a GTG in Darwin would be me and Stacey)
While we're on the subject, I'm increasingly of the suspicion that none of my dress watches actually suit any of my dresses. (my post is proof that celll phone keyboards should have a breathylizer-enabled feature)
Divers? What percentage of chronograph owners use them for "technical" purposes? On second thought... "Honey, you said that you'd be ready in 10 minutes, and it's been 16 minutes and 27 seconds."