Just bought a Tudor Black Bay Ceramic. Beautiful watch, hasn’t scratched yet. Bezel isn’t terribly readable at night though lol. It’s my daily wear on a rubber strap. You can pick one up used for ~$4k.

Sinn and Luminox for automatics

Timex, Casio and Garmin for quartz/smartwatches.

Omega Aqua Terra - reliable, good looking, 150 meters water resistant and will last you a lifetime

Tudor Pelagos is my go to tool watch. That thing is indestructible

Fishing on a yacht, I assume.

Sinn T50

https://www.sinn.de/en/Modell/T50.htm

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Honestly, fishing and hiking don’t necessarily require a super rugged watch. Water resistance yes. I think anything from Tudor, Sinn, Seiko with 200m water resistance will be fine.

Naomi Uemura wore a Seiko Captain Willard to the North Pole. I wear my Seiko SLA049 often doing outdoor activities for almost 2 years and it’s been fine.

Sinn, Damasko, Marathon, but honestly just get a G Shock. I own all 4 of these brands but I don’t like wearing heavy watches when doing physical things so I end up just wearing a G Shock square.

Timefactors Dreadnought Voyager or Baby Dreadnought, check them up

Well the Bremont MB-I, MB-II and MB-III lines are designed & tested to survive violent ejections from fighter jets, at around 20Gs. (The MB stands for Martin-Baker, the maker of ejection seats).

Scroll down here to the MB series:

https://us.bremont.com/collections/altitude

They start from just under $5000 retail.

GPW is a german company that makes one hell of a titanium field watch.

Victorinox Inox if you’re looking for something that’s been tested for that kind of stuff

Marathon probably

I have a Hamilton khaki field automatic that I use everytime I go fishing or camping

Hamilton Khaki Titanium (Or expedition) is perfect: light, rugged, strong, reliable