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Old 14 September 2013, 01:08 PM   #1
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Will a magnetized watch sustain damage during that time?

I am a college student taking physics and electrical engineering lab classes in which I will be working with and around magnets of about the strength of a fridge magnet. I don't want to leave my watch in the dorm but I also don't want it to become magnetized. If the watch is magnetized, could it damage any part of the movement from increased stress on the parts or anything? Thanks.
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