Rolex Submariner 41mm on a 007 NATO strap.
A member of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Bomb Disposal Team. "This week's submission is when HCSO Homeland Security Division conducted a joint training operation with the SWAT team, the Bomb Team, the Negotiators and the Drone Response Team on a training exercise at our range. It included over 100 deputies." On the wrist, a Rolex Submariner 41mm on a 007 NATO strap. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Rolex Submariner 41
Rolex launched the Submariner in 1953, and the current generation arrived in 2020. The Submariner Date ref. 126610LN grew the case to 41mm, replaced the calibre 3135 with the calibre 3235 and its roughly 70 hour power reserve, and kept the 300 meter rating, the Triplock crown and the black Cerachrom ceramic bezel.
The strap has its own history. In Goldfinger (1964), Sean Connery wore a Submariner ref. 6538 on a poorly fitting striped nylon strap. It was not a NATO strap. The British Ministry of Defence specification that gave NATO straps their name came in 1973, nearly a decade later. The name stuck anyway, and "Bond NATO" is now what almost every striped nylon strap on a Submariner gets called.