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Hi all,
I came back yesterday from holidays in Reunion Island where I went with only 1 watch : my Seamaster 120 auto.
There, I did my favorite sport : diving...So this is my dive log with the Seamaster 120:
- 1 dive of 45 minutes at the depth of 23 meters (75 feet)
- 1 dive of 49 minutes at the depth of 22 meters (72 feet)
- 1 dive of 49 minutes at the depth of 18 meters (60 feet)
- 1 dive of 44 minutes at the depth of 24 meters (78 feet)
So, needless to say that you don't have to worry for your Seamaster health in water ! It can handle it without problem !
Hope it helps.
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