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That's exactly the sort of sensible, well-informed, reassuring reply I was hoping to get.
I will enjoy it, thank you.
Martin
: Its as robust as any other swiss mechanical watch. There is no
: difference between the dive watch movement and the Aqua-terra
: movement. I don't see that any of those activities that you
: mentioned will harm the watch. I recall an article that someone
: had written that took the AT on an extreme desert bike trip. It
: performed flawlessley.
: Enjoy your watch.
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