What’s the most adventurous thing you’ll do with your watch?

Going to a waterpark with my kids...savage!!

I have gone down waterslides with my Casio Edifice before. I'm willing to do more adventurous things, but I'm not allowed to say what...

Splitting wood, hiking and swimming with my CasiOak. It is still a G-shock afterall

The watch wasn't feeling adventurous about it though. 😂

it used to be riding my motorcycle. but i haven’t been riding for a while now.

Thinking of wearing my diver to shower

My F91W (in bright orange) is an office goer during the week, tucked under a crisp Oxford shirt sleeve, but is also perfectly comfortable roughing it in the garden with the kids or the workshop with power tools at the weekends.

🧑‍💼💪🪚

Used to scuba and mountain bike in the high desert mountains and camp for days in the middle of nowhere with my Casios. Now, since my health has gone South in my older age, I’m relegated to the idea that mowing one’s lawn and pruning one’s bushes is a worthy endeavor and proper test for the mettle of the watch. How sad. Woe is me. I have become quite the puss.

Hiking that's is propably the most adventurous thing i ll do

Cannot wait till #1wc is over,

Cuz my tropical no date is gonna get some SERIOUS wrist time!!

The Seamaster 300 never comes off. I blow glass for a living and build/travel/camp in 4x4 vans in my spare time. Modern watches are tough. 💪

Skin diving with my Wolbrook Skin Diver off the coast of La Paz, Baja Mexico.

Haha now that is adventurous! 🙌

Nice! 👍🏻

I went to war, and circumnavigated the world wearing one of these...

Climbing, paragliding and drinking.

This weekend I plan to wear a watch while assembling another watch, hopefully providing new perspective on the nature of its existence. I hope your knife fight went well!

I’m off to Glasgow for the weekend complete with watch or two. For someone who lives a rather mundane life I think this is quite adventurous.

I’ll usually wear a more affordable watch when boarding. I don’t trust Natos bc I feel like they put tension on the spring bars. They might save your watch but the also might cause the failure to begin with. I feel like a Rubber or silicon is prob the best option. Loose enough so that it doesn’t put too much pressure on the bars.

dive

My old Submariner did it all....from sky diving to scuba diving. AND I wore it in combat. It was a faithful companion through many, many adventures. It's gone now, and abut the most adventurous thing me and my current watches do is long trail rides on horseback.

Being 63 it seems I am not getting very adventurous lately. However, I have taken my Citizen Aqualand, and my Seiko 1st Gen Orange Monster scuba diving numerous times.

I venture down to the depths in a submarine for my job:)

From the summit of Mt. Saint Helens, to diving in the Gulf of Mexico and everything in between and the patina to show for it 🤙🏼⛰️🤿

#baltic

I managed to get pass 60 and let me tell you that there were quite a lot of occasions where it was not obvious I'll make it there.

Badass!

https://www.watchcrunch.com/Fieldwalker/posts/back-from-desolation-35947

Not sure most extreme, but most recent adventure and I’ve got a post for it! 😀🤘

Salty fishing snorkeling and water rescues with dive watches, responding to fires and MVAs with a GSHOCK

Long time ago when I was just a one watch person I had the F91W. I had few girlfriends in my rotation. I still remember hearing the alarm and hour signal while doing my dirty deeds. That watch been through my affairs.

I have worn one while washing my hands...

But seriously playing in the ocean or mountain biking.