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3,314 mi

Ducky

Is that by car or train?

I am certainly link not the first link one to propose a watch like this. I have seen renders of it on link the internet lately though I am a bit confused that a lot of folks I know are proposing a Red Submariner no-date. Historically that wasn't a thing and so I don't think it will become a thing. But I digress my prediction is far more specifically a Red Submariner Date which harkens back to the original Sub Date ref. 1680 from the late '60s which lasted only a handful of years.

Gallet was one of the first if not the first companies to link produce a water-resistant chronograph called a Clamshell Wind says. "The caseback is secured with four screws it has pump pushers and the crystal actually link fits underneath with a flared lip. So link it was a very interesting and novel approach to creating a water-resistant chronograph."