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marathonmatt · 4 February 2013, 08:18 AM

In honor of my new TRF pal who just bought his very first Rolex, I though it would be good for us to collectively warn him about the worldly dangers that lurk for our watches. I shall begin:

Gasoline/Petrol/Solvents

While filling my car with fuel, the petrol splashed back onto the watch and melted the water seals. Not a cheap fix.

Now I ALWAYS have my watch arm behind my back when at the pumps.

4 February 2013, 08:18 AM	#1
marathonmatt Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Real Name: Matt Location: A long way from.. Watch: 16610 Posts: 210	Ways I have damaged a watch In honor of my new TRF pal who just bought his very first Rolex, I though it would be good for us to collectively warn him about the worldly dangers that lurk for our watches. I shall begin: Gasoline/Petrol/Solvents While filling my car with fuel, the petrol splashed back onto the watch and melted the water seals. Not a cheap fix. Now I ALWAYS have my watch arm behind my back when at the pumps.

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