A watch being called 'the best everyday watch' should be tested against everyday conditions, not museum criteria. If 50 meters of water resistance disqualifies a sub-$7K piece from daily wear duties, then 'best' is doing more marketing work than evaluative work. Real recommendations require matching a product's specs to its claimed use case, not letting romance override reality.
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