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Very disappointed about my Submariner Clean Factory vs3135...
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let's be careful, less @asusundevils1971 cometh with his canadian thug team.
You don't want to face them.
You don't want to face them.
Sir, you want to go swim under 100m ? Are you a fish or something ?
However, if you want to go to a swimming pool, 9 bars can do the trick, right ?
My friend. Trust me, Halloween has passed already. You don't want his clothes.
Water Resistance: *
Your watch can withstand accidental splashes for example rain, but it’s not suitable to be submerged into water, nor suitable for shower.
(this is usually how TDs advertise)
3 BAR / 3 ATM / 30m / 100ft:
Your watch can withstand accidental splashes. You can also keep it during shower but we recommend you do so only if the watch is new or has been recently resealed. This is because the watch water resistance seal may degrade over time, especially if it takes a knock.
5 BAR / 5 ATM / 50m / 165ft:
Your watch can withstand splashes, shower and is suitable for swimming. It is not suitable for water sports, pool-side diving or sea diving.
10 BAR / 10 ATM / 100m / 330ft:
Your watch is suitable for swimming, snorkelling but not suitable for high board diving or aqua diving.
20 BAR / 20 ATM / 200m / 660ft:
Your watch is suitable for swimming, high-impact water sports and scuba diving.
More than 30 BAR / 30 ATM / 300m / 990ft:
Suitable for all high-impact water sports, scuba-diving and saturation diving.
Note:
While there are moving or screwed parts on a watch, the „closeness“ of the seals could change drastically when you (e.g.) simply had set the time.
Your watch can withstand accidental splashes for example rain, but it’s not suitable to be submerged into water, nor suitable for shower.
(this is usually how TDs advertise)
3 BAR / 3 ATM / 30m / 100ft:
Your watch can withstand accidental splashes. You can also keep it during shower but we recommend you do so only if the watch is new or has been recently resealed. This is because the watch water resistance seal may degrade over time, especially if it takes a knock.
5 BAR / 5 ATM / 50m / 165ft:
Your watch can withstand splashes, shower and is suitable for swimming. It is not suitable for water sports, pool-side diving or sea diving.
10 BAR / 10 ATM / 100m / 330ft:
Your watch is suitable for swimming, snorkelling but not suitable for high board diving or aqua diving.
20 BAR / 20 ATM / 200m / 660ft:
Your watch is suitable for swimming, high-impact water sports and scuba diving.
More than 30 BAR / 30 ATM / 300m / 990ft:
Suitable for all high-impact water sports, scuba-diving and saturation diving.
Note:
While there are moving or screwed parts on a watch, the „closeness“ of the seals could change drastically when you (e.g.) simply had set the time.
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The look is timeless and can be worn 365 days a year at the retirement village
yes dear...I should have known...SMH
@Empereur can you please take your canadian cousin away?
that's not this thing of yours is called...
is it even waterproof, bro?
A proper replica watch looks 90% like gen and only costs 2-3% of the gen price? I'll say it's proper. And I also think when you register as a member of this forum, the welcome post that eboy posts right after your first post states very clearly that never trust your rep is waterproof like the gen does.
Now here comes my personal opinion:
