Ticked off the wife...

[porschejeff]

Tell her this is how you wind it!

[FLGatorM5]

Originally Posted by MercLBDM

Never make any concessions to whatever activity I'm undertaking with whichever watch I'm wearing, both Rolex carry the scars of alternating daily wear. I'm a clumsy sort too...
I always counter that everything I buy I do so to enjoy, and that specifically in the case of my watches there's nothing I do that Rolex haven't stress tested them for to a greater degree than I ever could.

Love this.

My 911 was made for driving.

Watches are made for wearing.
...Oh, and a little bit of time keeping.

[ttomczak]

At least it answers a future ‘is it safe’ question...

[TheGRman]

Great to see an Exp2 in its natural habitat... in the great outdoors while nicely doing its job on your wrist. There is now balance in the universe.


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[Etschell]

Originally Posted by Castor

Cutting, splitting, & stacking firewood for my fireplace & firepit (in the background). Didn't even think about my watch until my wife came out & demanded to know why I was wearing such a "fragile watch" while working?

I guess a watch that can go spelunking, climbing, biking, weight-lifting, swimming, scuba diving, & be run over by a truck magically turns into the most fragile of crystal when exposed to grass & wood...

Hope the picture attaches this time.

That is what it is for. She is mistaken. Show her this post.

[Cdaddylutz]

I want tha t exact watch. Hope you are enjoying.

[Hanze]

Originally Posted by thc

that is a rare woman, imo.
My wife throws all her jewelry, including her rolex, into an ancient dish of some kind, without a care in the world.

+2 lol

[Brian Page]

Carry on my friend... :)

[Castor]

Originally Posted by Cdaddylutz

I want tha t exact watch. Hope you are enjoying.

This is a great watch!

[Castor]

I don't understand why anyone would spend so much money on something they refuse to use for its intended purpose.

The Explorer was designed to withstand harsh conditions, to a point obviously. Working outside is the point of this watch; or climbing; or camping; or spelunking; or... whatever. Mine survived being run over by a truck without missing a beat.

Wear them. Use them. That's what they're for!

[Steerpike999]

Originally Posted by Castor

Cutting, splitting, & stacking firewood for my fireplace & firepit (in the background). Didn't even think about my watch until my wife came out & demanded to know why I was wearing such a "fragile watch" while working?

I guess a watch that can go spelunking, climbing, biking, weight-lifting, swimming, scuba diving, & be run over by a truck magically turns into the most fragile of crystal when exposed to grass & wood...

Hope the picture attaches this time.

I think you uploaded the wrong photo, all I see is your EXPII, where is this "Fragile Watch"?

[Castor]

Originally Posted by Steerpike999

I think you uploaded the wrong photo, all I see is your EXPII, where is this "Fragile Watch"?

It's actually a 'pussy' of a watch. All it survived was me being hit by a car while riding my bike; the watch being ripped from my arm as I went over a guard rail; bouncing on the pavement; to at last being run over by a truck... without skipping a beat.

Any $10 Timex could do as well.

[BNA/LION]

9 out of every 10 Lumberjacks Prefer Rolex while chopping wood!

[007timer]

Originally Posted by THC

That is a rare woman, imo.

My wife throws all her jewelry, including her Rolex, into an ancient dish of some kind, without a care in the world.

LOL. Sorry but that’s where I find my wife’s at times too.


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