Look, the 26470 is undeniably impressive on the wrist and that rubber strap makes it feel more approachable than a lot of the stuffy Royal Oak stuff out there, but honestly for the money you're paying you could grab a Speedmaster Pro and have cash left over for a solid dive watch. It's a great watch if the Royal Oak aesthetic is your thing and you want something that can actually take a beating, just don't expect it to feel like a bargain.
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