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For the next year I will be living in the tropics and doing an extensive amount of diving. I will also be hiking through jungle and, likely, spending time on beaches. I am looking into buying an Omega which will withstand all of this use (75 ft. depths, sweat, sand). While not planning to intentionally abuse the watch (e.g. rubbing it into the sand on a beach), I want to be confident that it will hold up in the prolonged use I have described.
I am looking at purchasing the model 2254.50. Any thoughts?
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