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...but I want something for work, ...Ya I want a Sapphire crystal because I beat the hell out of a crystal. ...does this watch wear big,
...is this a good work watch?
SAR measures only a little wider than a SeaDweller, but waay taller. Thicker case and significantly thicker bezel makes the watch wear much larger than it measures.
I'm the wrong guy to ask about a working watch. I pull my watch off to change sparkplugs... I just don't let mine get beat-up! I will rarely spring for something as spendy as a Doxa T-Graph.. but not often. I may let a Seiko or Citizen get a little dinged up, but beyond that I baby my watches pretty bacly.
Tough sturdy Search & Rescue watch should be a fantastic work watch, but I don't think I could do it! I might wear a Monstrum or Bernhardt SeaShark as a daily beater on the job, but the SAR's just too nice a watch for me to work in. 'Course that's just me.. all depends on what you're comfortable with. I've got a buddy who considers his TT Sub his "nice" watch and his SS Sub his "beater".
