@@Littletreasury I just looked up the watch and have an addition/correction for you: You say the date has a magnifier over it, actually the sapphire crystal was milled to shape on the inside to make it magnify. Theres nothing glued or attached. Very cool way of doing it i think.
@@chupacabre99 If you have a 16cm or a 20 cm wrist: this will always be a "proud" watch to wear. A lady on my work has one too and is extremely happy with it.
entwickelt in zusammenarbeit mit der deutschen gesellschaft zur rettung schiffbruchiger = developed in cooperation with the german society for the rescue of shipwrecked people
@@watch_a_watch Not sure why it should be. if.. and its a big if, this were to happen. I would just have it replaced. like any part on any wristwatch. however.. this style of watch has been around for 11 years now and Ive yet to see a report of this happening. I've seen a few that were damaged by rough treatment. but that's different. Until I see actual reports of the rubber perishing im just going to label this as scaremongering started by some random person who doesn't even own one.. if this is a worry for you. then the answer is simple. Don't buy one. Im very happy with mine.
@@duntrolling8876 You are correct. It is not a concern. I have had the black version for about 5 years. I have done everything with this watch. It never leaves my wrist. The rubber is still intact. Still looks great. People who says this crap have never owned the watch.
