Seiko prospex SRPL11
A Marine with 2nd Maintenance Battalion, riding around Camp Lejeune on a Sunday afternoon. He saw the clouds and thought they made a cool background. Said it looked like a mushroom cloud. Seiko Prospex SRPL11. Where's the best background you've ever caught a wrist shot against? If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Seiko Prospex SRPL11
Seiko Prospex Samurai
Prospex is Seiko's professional sports line, and the dive lineage behind it runs back to the brand's first diver in 1965. The Samurai nickname came from enthusiasts rather than from marketing, and it stuck because of the angular case and the sword shaped hands. The SRPL series is the updated Samurai, and it is noticeably smaller than what came before: 41.7mm across, 12.3mm thick, on 20mm lugs, where the earlier Samurai ran 43.8mm on a 22mm strap. Inside is Seiko's caliber 4R35, an automatic beating at 21,600 vph with hacking and hand winding and roughly 41 hours of reserve. Hardlex crystal, screw down crown with guards, LumiBrite on the hands, indices and bezel, and a 200 meter dive rating.
2nd Maintenance Battalion, MOS 1164
2nd Maintenance Battalion sits under 2nd Marine Logistics Group at Camp Lejeune and provides intermediate maintenance for II Marine Expeditionary Force ground equipment: ordnance, engineer, motor transport and communications electronics. MOS 1164 is Utilities Systems Technician, the Marines who keep power generation, electrical systems, refrigeration and environmental control units running in garrison and in the field.