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Tuzz313 · 16 November 2023, 05:48 AM

All I work in a nuclear power plant. I am deciding whether to where my Rolex Datejust in the area of the plant where there is radiation. When we leave the area we need to place are materials in a SAM which is essentially a detector that scans articles for potential radioactive contamination.

Is anyone on the forum familiar with this and can provide insight as to whether this can potentially damage the watch ?

16 November 2023, 05:48 AM	#1
Tuzz313 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: Detroit Posts: 82	SAM Machine Nuke Power Rolex Concern All I work in a nuclear power plant. I am deciding whether to where my Rolex Datejust in the area of the plant where there is radiation. When we leave the area we need to place are materials in a SAM which is essentially a detector that scans articles for potential radioactive contamination. Is anyone on the forum familiar with this and can provide insight as to whether this can potentially damage the watch ?

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