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Who here has destroyed a diver's watch--or another type of highly durable watch--during some sort of sport, outdoor, or otherwise physical activity? Running, hiking, jogging, swimming, jumping out of a car you've just launched into an attack helicopter, et cetera.
I'm thinking of the Breitling Aeromarine line here, which is where I get diving watch, but it the watch doesn't have to have a high depth rating; just you think of it as being durable. Use your own definition of "destroyed." For me, destroyed is something like, "Damaged to the point of rendering the device unable to perform its intended function." If destroyed for you is "bent a rider tab," so be it. I'm also not counting gross negligent user error; if you went for swim and forgot to screw in your crown, that's not at all the watch's fault.
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