Sometimes, the rain in Singapore pours continuously to the point of cars submerging in floods. No article of our belonging is safe. Phone? Wet. Clothes? Drenched. Watch? Soaked, but not if you are wearing these tickers below.
TAG Heuer Aquaracer Carbon
For the man who lives life on the edge, TAG Heuer’s Aquaracer Carbon is a dream come true. With a 41mm black PVD-covered titanium case that houses the watch’s carbon bezel, it is light, durable and solid enough to brave some of life’s hard knocks. Waterproof to 300 metres, it could technically ward off bites from sharks that found themselves on the streets, while maintaining the stylish, sporty look that is characteristic of TAG Heuer.
Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight
Historically made to withstand extreme conditions, the Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight is for those who breeze through when life gives lemons. The model has a 39mm case, is waterproof to 200 metres and is aptly proportioned to suit slim wrists, people who prefer compact watches and, of course, vintage enthusiasts. Equipped with the new manufacture Calibre MT5402 (Tudor’s first), its 70-hour power reserve makes going through the weekend without winding a walk in the park; you only have to worry about the big stuff with this watch.
Longines Legend Diver Watch
Long associated with limitation-pushing pioneers, Longines pays tribute with an reimagining of its 1960s diving watch in the Legend Diver Watch. Taking a modern approach while maintaining its legacy, the watch is equipped with contemporary and high-performance technical characteristics such as black PVD coating, sapphire crystal, two crowns and a screw-down back to guarantee water-resistance to 300 metres. The striking gold indicators against black is elegant and modern. Go against the elements – open your trapped car’s door and traverse through the flood to safety. Your watch will be alright.
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