Watchlords

A watch with a flat sapphire crystal so it doesn’t chip when you bang into stuff in close quarters.

A watch with the highest industry luminosity so you can see it when control is rigged for dark, or in your rack, or during a casualty.

A watch with stylish leather NATO strap so it looks good in those type III NWUs or out on the town.

A watch with a 45mm, 316L stainless steel case so when you wear it, you KNOW it’s there.

https://tenacitywatches.com/products/bubblehead-gold

https://tenacitywatches.com/?fbclid=IwA ... tjkpz2LJJY

Not being a submariner myself, I'd feel like a bit of a dick wearing one of these.

If the bubble brains are worried about tight spaces, they might go smaller than 45mm. Just a thought.

jason_recliner wrote: ↑

August 25th 2021, 6:51pm

Not being a submariner myself, I'd feel like a bit of a dick wearing one of these.

Me as well. However, Tobes, you're far more than a bit of a dick, and I say that as I love you like a brother.

conjurer wrote: ↑

August 25th 2021, 10:19pm

jason_recliner wrote: ↑

August 25th 2021, 6:51pm

Not being a submariner myself, I'd feel like a bit of a dick wearing one of these.

Me as well. However, Tobes, you're far more than a bit of a dick, and I say that as I love you like a brother.

Fuck you, you motherfucking fuck!

On the other hand, fair call.

It’s both shock and awe resistant and leaves me neither shaken nor stirred.
Might be a nice pick up for MD though for his double naught secret night reconnaissance and such.

My team lead was stationed on a boomer. They had plenty of room for a 45mm watch.

On the other hand, I had a class with two ex-submariners stationed on attack subs. They didn't have room for nothing. Somebody farts, the entire ship smells it; for days.

On the other, other hand, I have a coworker that was stationed on an aircraft carrier. They have to send out search parties to find missing personnel.