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22 May 2016, 01:25 PM
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Real Name: Mike
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I wear my watches around salt water ALL the time it's part of owning a Rolex for me
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22 May 2016, 01:29 PM
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Just rinse afterwards in fresh water otherwise all good
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22 May 2016, 01:30 PM
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Real Name: Ross
Location: Houston, TX
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I also hear that too much humidity in the air will wear the links on the bracelet out and make the watch explode.
JUST WEAR YOUR WATCH AND DONT WORRY! |
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22 May 2016, 01:55 PM
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But rinse with fresh water and Handsoap after being in salt. Rinse watch with lukewarm water... It's a OYSTER !!! Explorer II With my Day Date 40 mm PT Rinse watch with lukewarm water... & Soap... Rinse watch with lukewarm water again ! That is what it is ! |
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22 May 2016, 02:06 PM
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Real Name: William
Location: Belleville Mi
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Clasp was full of sand on my 16013 when I built a sandcastle with my daughter but a quick rinse in the sea took care of it. No worries
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