toughest watch

[18078]

We bought a rolex to handle everything you can throw at it. Let it do its job ! Men 20 years or longer kept their rolex on their wrist no matter what, I love that !

[simex]

smacked the watch and dinged the bezel

[Cyclops888]

Originally Posted by 2th_doc

Spartan Race tested.




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Wow impressive!
Don't ever start "is it safe to...?" after seeing this picture

[Strummer25]

Originally Posted by Tomas Eriksson

If a SKX can take it a Rolex can take it. It's more a question if the owner is scared of getting scratches.

I know that’s why I suggested SKX for when you get down and dirty and don’t want to damage your Rolex

[jason10mm]

Originally Posted by 2th_doc

Spartan Race tested.




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Eh, just a sprint, see if it survives a beast

I'd actually be more worried about the bracelet due to all the climbing and stone carrying. Definitely want it on a nato!

[joli160]

Originally Posted by horseShu

The modern Explorer II has the 3187 movement. It has the Paraflex shock resistance feature.
All Rolex movements have some form of shock resistance but I guess the Paraflex in the 3187 has the slight edge?


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Bit of a marketing thing I believe, how can you ever tell without a destructive test if it makes any difference between the two

[Chadridv]

Originally Posted by Houston77

I'd be pretty worried about scratches to a steel bezel.

it sounds like either would be a bad choice for you (and there's nothing wrong with that), but personally I'd prefer a scratch on steel vs a shattered ce insert.

[2th_doc]

Originally Posted by jason10mm

Eh, just a sprint, see if it survives a beast

I'd actually be more worried about the bracelet due to all the climbing and stone carrying. Definitely want it on a nato!

It was 4miles with 22 INTENSE obstacles. I finished in 1hr 20min. I couldn’t imagine doing a “beast” which is like 14 miles with 35 obstacles....lol I couldn’t even imagine doing a “super” which is 8miles. But no scratches on the watch. Just a lot of mud on it was all.


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[Chester01]

Rolex will take what ever you can dish out. They are tools and tools are meant to be worn.