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520lux · 15 June 2016, 05:32 PM

I read a lot of folks say don't do it but, what is the point of a high end watch that can't go in the pool? IF this is the case ROLEX should lower the prices if they can't handle a little water. Not to stir up the pot but I have never worried about something like this with any of my watches and never have had any problems. I just assume its a ROLEX there supposed to me made like tanks. Am I missing something other than the age of the watch that still seems not that old?

Hell Im going to San Diego this weekend with my TTDJ and I was planning on taking kids to beach, sea world, pool….should I be worried about getting this watch submerged in waters?

15 June 2016, 05:32 PM	#31
520lux "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: AZ Posts: 584	I read a lot of folks say don't do it but, what is the point of a high end watch that can't go in the pool? IF this is the case ROLEX should lower the prices if they can't handle a little water. Not to stir up the pot but I have never worried about something like this with any of my watches and never have had any problems. I just assume its a ROLEX there supposed to me made like tanks. Am I missing something other than the age of the watch that still seems not that old? Hell Im going to San Diego this weekend with my TTDJ and I was planning on taking kids to beach, sea world, pool….should I be worried about getting this watch submerged in waters? __________________ TTDJII 116333 - YG DD 18238

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