TIMEX Deepwater Arctic
Happy Father's Day. A Reno Police Department drone operator who supports SWAT call-outs, patrol, the gang unit, and the intelligence center, wearing the watch his wife and daughters gave him this Father's Day, on his wrist for the first time today. He had told them he was tired of the Apple Watch and wanted a real watch back, the way he wore one in college. They listened. Some gifts land because the people giving them were paying attention all along. To the fathers out there doing the work, this one is for you. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
Intel Report
Timex Deepwater Arctic
The Deepwater is Timex's serious dive line, and the Arctic is its cleanest version: a 40.5mm steel diver rated to 200 meters with a screw-down crown, a sapphire crystal, and Super-LumiNova on the hands and markers. It is a sharp, accurate quartz tool watch that delivers the fundamentals of a dive watch at a price that undercuts most of what it resembles. The submitter called the spec sheet impressive for the money, and he is not wrong.
The Operator Behind the Drone
The submitter flies drones for the Reno Police Department, supporting SWAT call-outs, patrol, the gang unit, and the intelligence center. It is the modern version of taking the high ground, a sensor overhead feeding the people on the ground a picture they could not get any other way. After years on an Apple Watch he wanted an analog face back, and his family delivered it this Father's Day. A watch you read at a glance suits a man whose job is reading a scene from above.
Tempus Est Potentia.