The Road to Ruin

It looked like the lizard was wearing a leather jacket. On my trip through the Yucatán some years back, an archaeologist friend was showing me his latest find: a Mayan temple that hadn’t been disturbed for millennia. As we journeyed through the limestone ruins, flashlights in hand, my friend could barely contain his excitement.

Entering the temple’s main chamber, a brightly colored iguana with a black band around his upper torso caught my eye. Enchanted by the little guy, I chased after him and nearly met a ruin of my own making. Rounding a corner, I stopped myself just in time to avoid plunging through a hole in the floor.

It was then that I noticed something shiny reflecting off my watch’s face. Pointing my flashlight upwards, it was my turn to be excited. Though obscured by centuries of overgrowth, the entire ceiling was covered in Mayan gold. Ever since, the watch has been a good luck charm on all my travels.

Let me introduce you to the Stauer Adventurer, a watch packed to the gills with complications. It has both analog and digital chronograph movements. It has digital day, date, time, and second displays. It features a backlight, alarm and stopwatch. Its deployment clasp means you can put it on in a snap, and with its stainless-steel construction and 3ATM water resistance, it’s an essential tool for any explorer. Don’t settle for an average watch. Strike gold with the Stauer Adventurer