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Old 14 December 2019, 04:51 AM   #1
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Cosmic rays are the biggest threat as they can penetrate even lead and cause watch cancer, a deterioration of the movement. Of course, this deterioration takes 50 million years, but still, it is a real threat to worry about.

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Originally Posted by padi56 View Post
Have to agree perhaps they should design a wrist safe to protect those very delicate Rolex watches on the wrist from humidity. Plus harmful rays from the moon,sun,tiny specs of dust and extremely harmful fingermarks.
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