Casio Duro
An investigator with the Annapolis bomb squad, photographed in the truck right before explosive detection K9 training, the unit's multicam cap sitting where the sun hits it. The watch is the Casio Duro in its blue and red bezel, two hundred meters of quartz diver for the price of a range day, riding a wrist that works around things demanding steady hands. Bomb technicians and their dogs train the way they work, methodically and often, because the job allows no bad days. The Duro just shows up every time, which is all anyone asks of it. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Casio Duro MDV106B
The Duro is Casio's full size 200 meter quartz diver, an honest tool at a price that rounds to nothing. This example is the variant the community calls the Pepsi, its bezel split blue and red, proof the line can flex a little style without its price drifting into seriousness. It runs for years on a battery, shrugs off water and impact, and asks for nothing.
Annapolis Bomb Squad, K9 Training Day
The submitter is an investigator with the bomb squad in Annapolis, photographed before a session of explosive detection K9 training. Dogs remain the best explosive detection technology ever fielded, and keeping them sharp is a standing appointment, reps for the handler and the dog alike. It is exacting, patient work performed by people whose margin for error is zero, and the Duro just comes along for it.