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In Response To: Re: Possible help ()

: I have never seen information saying something
: about the winter temperature on the Omega
: forum where I am a moderator, and would be
: very interested to know where Joey has his
: information is from. I do think this
: statement is a strong one
: "can cause considerable damage to your
: water seals"
: and I would be happy to know where he has that
: from

I have actually read a lot of articles about changes of temperature and believe that it is common sense to avoid drastic (and sudden) temperature changes...

I think that I misunderstood Dave about his situation (afterwords he notified everyone that it was not as sudden as I thought it was).

Believe me, I am not trying to degrade/critize the Seamaster in any way, but the laws of thermodynamics apply to every watch. I understand that the SMP is a very robust watch and should be able to handle most situations.

Here is a link to another page on Chronocentric relating to the subject....

Information about Temperature