Seeing all of the militados showing up I just had to wear mine. I've only just realised the watch has drilled lugs as well.

Wraring my Chronos Time Air-King homage to day. At least until this evening.

I can tell you it's the Integeated bracelet watch and it is called the Nexus. There will be regular and premium pieces, that shot of the mosaic MOP dial is on the premium end. I love the look of that teal dial and how they have floating indices. It may be time for @Jeffrey Plotka to get into the Erebus Gang 😉

Another Vostok offering in a field watch. The Komandirskie 744 Hexagon mechanical watch. Again an in-house anti-shock balance (Vostok 2414A) movement, a 40 mm titanium coated brass or steel case, 20 m WR, date window at 3, bi-directional bezel, luminous markers that are o.k. and a 36 hour power reserve that again is closer to 30 hours actual use. Average cost around $85 US. The strap is a Russian version of the NATO style.

Although not the most rugged watch offered by Garmin, the Fenix line is arguably the most well rounded. I’ve really enjoyed the variety of dials I’ve been able to find, as well as the patina on the metal bezel.