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: Hallo,

: I hope that someone could help me rather
: quickly with this; Since yesterday evening
: I'm a proud owner of an automatic watch (my
: first). As I am a pilot I'm surounded by
: electronic equipment, I don't think this is
: a problem though. The thing that bothers me
: more is the time I spend in front of my
: computer. Is there a risk involved for my
: watch if I wear it then working on the PC?

: If so, how far away from the screen should I
: keep the watch?

: Best regards,
: Erik

You have absolutely nothing to worry about!!! The magnetic fields that are produced by a computer monitor are not strong enough to cause any harm to your watch. Secondly, your watch should be eqiupped with an anti magnetic shield inside and even if your model does not have that, you're still safe:-).

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