I tested the Aquatimer 3330 meters....

.... above sea level and it kept great time.

We just came back form our two weeks vacation in France and the AT was a great companion on this trip. We visited a lot of places and among them the Pic Blanc at Alpe d'Hues at 3330 meter. So I can now confirm that the Aquatimer will surely function proberly within a range of 5330 meters. First thing to do now is read back all that was posted here the last two weeks.

Glad to be here again and patiently awaiting the arrival of my new IWC hopefully within a few weeks :-))

Kind regards
Norbert

Welcome back Norbert! It looks like>

you had a great holiday!
Great photos!
regards, Peter

I've always wanted to visit Alpe d'Huez ....

...because it's one of the toughest climbs on most Tours de France --beyond category. But I need a flight watch for that height ;)

Regards,
Michael
P.S. It's apparent -you really have great kids.

Very Nice Photos Norbert!!..Welcome back...(nt)

It's a great climb....

.... as we will surely will see wednesday 23th of july when the Tour de France will again finish here. After being there I really understand how tough this climb most be and I have a lot of respect for everyone who manages to reach the top on a bike.

Glad to see you aqua works at such...

high altitudes. Great pics and glad you had fun.

Great photo snap

and I am intrigued to think of your next acquistion.......

I predict it is the VC Aquatimer (and patiently wait for your posts).

Welcome back,

Andrew

Nice pics and post; welcome back!

good to see you enjoyed your holiday with your family!

Martijn

PS great kids!

Great pics Norbert. Welcome back nt

LOL, well done Norbert. nt

Good to hear you had a nice holiday

Welcome back Norbert!

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Beautiful. I can report the Inge works at 3800 M

too. This was taken in February. I did not have to climb up, but I did have some bumpy ride down. Love the Alps.

Bill

Superb photos. Great place for a vacation.

Looking good there Norbert and I guess

if the watch can work under water it should do high up as well. I have often taken diver's watches up to 4000 meters and they seem to do very well.

Nice family picture!