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I'm assuming that we are talking about luxury watches and not the likes of G-Shocks here?

On the Breitling side (as this is a Breitling site!), I'd say the most tank-like watch in the range is the Seawolf. After all, you can't make a make a watch water resistant to 3000m by making it lightly built!

However if we're talking luxury watches in general (and not just Breitling) then there's only one possible contender to my mind - the Omega Ploprof 1200.

As I'm sure you know, the design is pretty much the same as it was when it was first introduced in the '70's, and back then it was purely a professional diver's tool. It was one watch whereby function took TOTAL precidence over form, and that function was to keep the watch working at all costs in the most hostile underwater environments on Earth. The new version is simply a bigger and stronger version of the original - hence it still has the most protecting crown protector of any watch I've come across, plus the fact it's on the left hand side so as the majority of the worlds population wear watches on their left wrists, the crown is protected even further. The bezel insert is sapphire crystal so it's as scratch resistant as possible, and the whole case looks and feels like it's made from solid steel girders. Hell, even the clasp is thicker than many entire watches! IMO the Ploprof is the most manly-looking, hairy-chested, toughest luxury watch in the world.

You should quit your job and sell these Driver your passion is unmistakeable

Do you have yours yet?