-Цитата от Posta1

если ты берешь бандуру зеленого цвета от джи шоков на руку, то да есть вариант что ты понтоваться взял. а если самые обычные на замену классике чтоб не бояться разьебать если что то почему бэ и нет.

Я дико сомневаюсь, что кто-то берет джи-шок на замену нормальной классике. Трудно представить человека, который бы котировал оба варианта одновременно.

I know an SF officer that wears a Rolex GMT until he goes to the field, when he switches to what I think was a 6900.

alright, back from a two week afghanistan exercise along with afghan, norwegian, german, slovakien, belgian, canadian, australian and american soldiers.

most of the guys wore gloves so i often couldn't see what brand they wear and most of the time there was not much time for talk.

anyway, as expected i saw lots of g-shock's, pro-trek's and other casio watches. especially protrek models seem to be very popular this days. I also saw many suunto, timex and no-name watches. very few soldiers wore analogs but those who did wore all quartz. i saw one traser or luminox (couldn't tell for sure) and for the first time a 5.11 all-digital with olive green colour and negative display.

I talked to a few marines and rangers and most of them wore G's and pro-treks as well (one wore a black seiko quartz).

the norwegians seemed to care least about stealth watches - lots of those guys wore watches with a high bling-bling factor (metal case and bracelet) which blew at least the camouflage of three guys in the bush because of sun reflections !!!

all in all most members in this forum and in the "suunto" and "digital watches" forums as well, would be very well prepared and blend perfectly into hostile environments (at least with our taste in black, stealthy and überstealthy watches ) .

one thing became very clear and hit me right on: watches with shiny metals should have no use for a job like this (i knew that of course before, but it is something different if you see it with own eyes). they scratch easily while one crawls through dust, stones and bush and - far worse - they might also get you "scratched".


regards, holger