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Brice may be you wanna send Will that watch and he can test the Slava in his operational environment!!Sounds brutal Will and I recall when you did that with the Tissot and put the Marathon through the deep freeze.
Yes Mark, you recall it! I don't know how to find back my post about the Tissot accident...
Anyway, I can tell that I worked until I puked my guts on the rig so the Navy-Seal training week can't be harder than that on a watch.
I now use a watch housing a 2801-2(hand-cranker) because I don't want to abuse my automatic watches.
The 2801-1 is so bad, that you would most likely ruine your joints with a pneumatic hammer before it gives up: This test, I've done it with 2 automatic Vostoks and they broke.