When you break it down to the bare bones, watches are there to tell the time. Throughout their history, these tools have been redesigned to fit their environment. Nowadays, watches exist more as status symbols and as beautiful artisanal artefacts, and so the environment has become one of luxury, not survival.http://www.romegalex.com/rolex-replicas-1.html But before the digital age, before we had the time to appreciate the keeping of time, watches were called upon to play a much more important role.
The Hanhart Primus Survivor Pilot is aimed at those with an "intense professional life and active leisure time." That's a difficult balance for any company to strike. When the aim of design is balance, the risk is always compromise. The Hanhart Primus is trying to prove that it's possible to design a watch that looks like, and operates as well as, a genuine Pilot's watch, while remaining suitable for professional life in the city.
You might think this is a silly question: surely, if a watch is designed to withstand massive impacts, immense temperature fluctuations, and bone-crushing water pressure, it should cope with the daily commute and a spot of paperwork. But survival in these two contrasting environments means very different things. In the wild, survival is literally to stay alive, or, in the case of a tool watch, remain functional; in an urban, often urbane, environment, survival is more about keeping pace with the rat race.
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