Observer or X -Lander?!

[Swede]

I've decided to buy a Suunto watch. It stands between Observer Tt and X-Lander. Anybody got any tips which I should choose? I do have some concerns regarding the waterproof on the X-Lander (30 M) vs. the Observer (100). How sensitive to water is the X-Lander? I'm looking for the watch that is most durable as I intend to use it in my military service and also during action sports.

Thankful for any response / Swede

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[Janice]

Hi Swede,

These watches are not waterproof, they are water-resistant up to 30 meters or 100 feet. Both of these watches have the same features. If you will be using near water, I would choose one of the watches with the Polyurethane strap. But, either one of these would suit your needs.

Thanks!

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