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indy78 · 13 February 2007, 06:36 AM

Just returned from the shooting range where I wore my brand new TT Submariner. This was its first test. Fired a 10mm pistol, a .40 cal pistol, and 12 guage shotgun with .00 buckshot, and finally a .223 cal rifle. The watch obviously absorbed the shock/recoil just fine. I have always wore my datejust to the range and it has held up as well. Do you wear your watch, or do you worry something will happen to it and baby it instead?

13 February 2007, 06:36 AM	#1
indy78 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: USA Watch: 116233 Serti Posts: 204	Takes A Beating Just returned from the shooting range where I wore my brand new TT Submariner. This was its first test. Fired a 10mm pistol, a .40 cal pistol, and 12 guage shotgun with .00 buckshot, and finally a .223 cal rifle. The watch obviously absorbed the shock/recoil just fine. I have always wore my datejust to the range and it has held up as well. Do you wear your watch, or do you worry something will happen to it and baby it instead?

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