The Ultimate Wrist Shot ( not my image )

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Looks fake. How can blue sky and shoreline trees and clouds be reflected along with the moon?

Nice compesition though.
 
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I'd say more likely real. It's the creature reflected, not terrain in the background. Looks like a shot taken in very shallow water, allowing reflected details in the sky to be seen -- but just clouds and blue sky. The other stuff, including the "moon" thing is just schmutz on the watch crystal.
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A slightly different concept here (and not watch-related at all) -- a split shot I took in the Galapagos Islands: an underwater shot of a swimming marine iguana, while in the background a different iguana can be seen sunning itself on the rock on the surface, under a lovely blue and cloud-speckled sky.

 
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On topic with the title of this thread, I think these are way above average wrist shots ~

And for the ultimate selfie ~

Superman climber Nims Purja, sponsored by Bremont.