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: I have worn my SMP 2298.80 in the shower,
: ocean, pool, hot tub etc. for 3 years and no
: problems at all. Just another note I reaset
: the watch for standard time today and it
: gained 1 min. 14 sec. since April DST.
I was under the impression that thermal shock and just the general heat of the shower can be a problem, because it can cause the seals to expand. I have always been hesitant to wear my watches in the shower for that reason.
Should I not be concerned?
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