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Leafy Sea Dragons (diving with a Tudor BB)
It was a cold and rainy morning. I drove in the darkness to rendezvous with my Russian dive instructor who happened to be an ex-paratrooper. (Why is it that the Russian guys are always so cool?)
He brought me into the cold waters of Sydney, to see the endangered and rare leafy sea dragons.
Due to the design of the Tudor bracelet, I had to wear the watch in the dive suit, because there was no bracelet extension.
Next time, I will wear the Pelagos or something else that can be worn on a proper wetsuit.
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Leafy Sea Dragons (diving with a Tudor BB)
It was a cold and rainy morning. I drove in the darkness to rendezvous with my Russian dive instructor who happened to be an ex-paratrooper. (Why is it that the Russian guys are always so cool?) He brought me into the cold waters of Sydney, to see the end...
It's good to see a Black Bay in action. Enjoy. 😊 [nt]
Cheers. 🍻, after the dive. 👍 Geross.
Finally, a real world test for this very capable watch ...
An extension for the bracelet would have been a good design feature, Tudor should include this. Good photos !
Yes I will. What is a good rubber strap with a robust D buckle?
Nice double wristing there.
Mhhhh!
I feel that your watch was born for a nato strap, not a rubber one. They're much safer too!
Thanks!
It’s more comfy on a nato. Rubber strap from crafter blue arriving tmr, I will take a pic too. Going back into the water with this soon.=) until the deepsea arrives
I need protection
Apart from a blade i carry, there’s nothing to stop a tiger shark from taking a chomp. There are reports of these big sharks in the area, and I have seen dark shadows while training for long distance swims in the ocean. I always say a couple of Hail Mary’...
