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Old 15 March 2012, 08:11 AM   #11
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A bit too early to service it unless it is not running well.
I agree with this.

I'd stick to a pressure test and wait another three years for a full service.

If you are a diver, then the pressure test should be annual, but a full service should be at 5-7 years and I'd lean toward 7, unless something is clearly amiss.

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I give my 3 year old daughter a bath daily. The watch gets submerged rather deep... sometimes down to 16 inches in warm water for extended periods of times of up to 15 seconds. It always seems to work fine when it emerges, but appearance can be deceiving. Does this level of wear and tear necessitate a shorter service interval?
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