I decided to bust out the calipers to see exactly what I’m strapping to my wrist when I bust out Big Red. It turns out, it’s not so much a "timepiece" as it is a tactical anchor. The Dimensions: Clocking in at 45.9mm wide, it is basically a dinner plate for your arm. It is 15.9mm thick—which is convenient, because you could effectively use it as a framing hammer in an emergency. The 55mm lug-to-lug is the real kicker; it’s less of a watch and more of a bridge spanning the entire width of my wrist. The "Feel": Wearing this thing is a legitimate fitness routine. I’ve noticed my left arm is significantly stronger than my right arm after every wear. It provides its own inbuilt gravitation, I mean I am pretty sure small pieces of debris orbit my wrist when I walk down the street. The Verdict: It tells the time, sure. But it also serves as a blunt instrument, a portable bicep curl station, a small planetoid , and a highly effective deterrent for anyone who tries to shake my hand too firmly. If you ever need to survive a shipwreck, you won't need to worry about being a "diver"—this thing will just sink you directly to the bottom.

Playing around having coffee and a cinnamon scroll whilst waiting for my barbers appointment. I grabbed a couple of “Hero” watch shots of my favourite watch. I am just so pleased to own this one, something I really thought I would never ever have. My Tudor Royal 41 with silver dial 😍🥰😘🥰😍

Today wore my Invicta black dial watch. Definitely a affordable watch homage to the Submariner.

Watching my son’s best friend graduate today. So I had the bring out some time zone help!!

Testing potential officers today. Got soaked loading up for PT course. Rain stopped during the runs but opened up and picking up and unloading everything. I could of jumped in a lake and been dryer. The last shot is part of the course under 3 feet of water. Garmin Vivio Active HR for the day. Phone placed in rice when I came home.