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Extreme action!
Well, the most action my Extreme Lab II sees these days is this: a park with lots of screaming children. Some would say this is the most extreme type of activity any man could endure. 😅
The watch for the job!
Maybe the Extreme Lab II designers didn't consider the toughest activity being going to the park. But if they're on the forum, then they're considering it now! Great watch you've got.
I’m getting to the age…
I need to keep in shape to be able to do this for a few more years. Haha
I agree 100%
Regardless of its market reception, this watch in my mind is genuinely cool, distinct and functional. I love it.
The following is another wrist shot proving my point. I used it to time the cooking of some beef heart and liver slices in a local popular hotpot restaurant close to the park. The waiter recommended 60 secs of doneness. The digital minute readout of the chronograph was super easy to use.
We have been on a weeklong around the Taiwan island roadtrip. This is our last stop.
The following is another wrist shot proving my point. I used it to time the cooking of some beef heart and liver slices in a local popular hotpot restaurant close to the park. The waiter recommended 60 secs of doneness. The digital minute readout of the chronograph was super easy to use.
We have been on a weeklong around the Taiwan island roadtrip. This is our last stop.
I could test it during the whole summer of 2016, with JLC approbation, and I can tell you that it did the job. +1
Mr. Lambert should have a little chat with Ms.Cathrine Renier about how things get done.
I certainly think he has the opportunity to do it on the regular
Since she is his direct report, I am assuming they must be sharing their vision as to where the brand is heading and have been talking about it over the last 5 years.