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Sea Dweller....more
In Response To: I never swim in any watch or expose any watch ()

I had mine tested by the authorized dealer and repair facility in Bermuda this year prior to taking it in the water, the Authorized dealer didn't charge me and said that "I was okay to 4000' but not to try for the Titanic." The water was beautiful there as it was on the lower west coast of Fl. this past week. And the Sea Dweller preformed as desiged, and added to my pleasure. My point is that the watch is a tool made specifically to be used in the water. I purchased it for that purpose and really would be foolish to spend that kind of money for a dive watch and not use it for the intended purpose. One should check the seals annually and service the watch at reccomended intervals. Aside from that use it. I will purchase a Seamaster this year and expect the same level of use from it. My two cents. Dave ;)

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