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Good for you.
I wear my Explorer to the beach and into the ocean too. It’s more than capable!
Morning swim 🏊
Friday I had a long day at work, yesterday I went shopping, out to dinner last night and right now for my morning swim. The 39 mm 214270 is a great companion all the way. Doesn’t make a whole lot of noise and doesn’t scream “ROLEX” which is a quality I li...
That's awesome. Low-key Rolex doing what it does best: life...
That reminds me that I need to take my FF Bathyscaphe swimming and might get the occasion this summer (in admittedly cold water). Any good recommendations for water-based cameras that won't run me too much $$$?
Uhhh the FF Bathyscape is a proper dive watch. What model? I was actually web-looking at the 5000.
I don´t have the biggest know-how on cameras. But there should be plenty in this forum that does. Make a thread about it
Great photo, great watch, great attitude!
That’s what “good” watches are made for. For sure not for resting wrapped in plastic and “arrested” in plastic boxes. All the best Thomas
Great picture. To my eye, the (tool) watch doubles as
treasure proudly lifted from the depths of the sea. Cheers Marc
Lovely water shot as always Lars
the water was just perfect this morning 😀 Good day to enjoy your sunglasses 😎 too
Thanks my friend. Yes it was and I hope you liked your swim too.
You bet - My two companions. Ha ha !!
Thanks buddy. No, I either start or finish taking a pic. (Usually I don´t take pics)
Apple says the iPhone can handle some water, but I never tested it.
Wow, what a great shot of your Rolex doing its thing...
Conveyed with such immediacy that I can almost hear the water and the waves !
Good for you.
I wear my Explorer to the beach and into the ocean too. It’s more than capable!
Another camera option for you would be a Sony TX series waterproof pocket camera. Smaller than a phone with a Zeiss optical zoom which is better than cropping a small sensor. Close
focus is very good which makes a TX also good for all types of watch imaging. Not just a "point and shoot" because they have a lot of control options. My favorite of the ones I've owned is the DSC-TX30, here's a couple of pics of my Bathy in Tahoe. One is...