Sauna and steam room

[JR16]

Originally Posted by yoniman

Yep. In addition to sauna and pools I can advise it is also safe while getting a massage.

Someone pointed out earlier it is safer on the wrists than in the locker.

Now for that Thai massage


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My BLNR has been everywhere and spent lots of time in sauna and steam rooms and still near-perfect time keeping.

I should have kept yachtmaster on during a massage.... stolen from the locked locker (fortunately was insured but still months of unpleasantness).


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[SeaAndSky]

Thanks for the laugh, Peter. The ad guy must have one heck of powerful shower head.

[BakerView]

Please don't let your watch miss out on your life's experiences. That's why you bought it to take it with you to heaven/hell and back and to one day sit rocking on the front porch wondering how many minutes you've both got left.....
...not to spoil it for you but your kid will be sitting with that watch someday thinking the same thing while your grandson rubs his hands together and drools.

[nektar]

I do not care... I M 40 yo.Almost. . I just wear it. If something happens, I will fix it no problem. It is family.


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[Rockrolex]

You should never wear your Rolex. Keep it in a safe. Or, if you don't want to wear it in the pool, sauna, steam room, etc., send it to me. I will take good care of it for you.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by FidalgoBay

That's why you bought it to take it with you to heaven/hell and back and to one day sit rocking on the front porch wondering how many minutes you've both got left.....

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[elitejae]

Originally Posted by Rallyboat

I know people have put this up before I'm only asking as when I went to pick my explorer 2 up, the ad said to take it off when I go in the shower as there not designed to go in so I couldn't help myself and said what if I went exploring and went through a waterfall which you can do in some places not that likely to go exploring or going through a waterfall to which was no answer but a look that said just go away.

So my question is do you take yours in or take it off. Thanks

Assuming your Exp II is new (which it probably is since you got it at an AD) then you should be good. I've had similar comments on vintage watches I've purchased but that's simply due to the fact that they're much older, not pressure tested, don't have triple lock seal, etc.

In any case I personally take off my watch to shower simply because I like cleaning my wrist (since it's on there 98% of the time...)

[skiahh]

Originally Posted by muxi

forget about the watch, it’s the phone inside the sauna that’s even more disturbing!

fify

[roosvelt]

Ask a Vietnam vet who wore a gmt in the rainy season is it safe!!

[mauroyitani]

explorer II sauna sn steam room
Hello
i want to buy a explorer II can this resist the same as yours?

[BroncoOne]

Originally Posted by Rallyboat

I know people have put this up before I'm only asking as when I went to pick my explorer 2 up, the ad said to take it off when I go in the shower as there not designed to go in so I couldn't help myself and said what if I went exploring and went through a waterfall which you can do in some places not that likely to go exploring or going through a waterfall to which was no answer but a look that said just go away.

So my question is do you take yours in or take it off. Thanks

No problems whatsoever.

After all, it's Batman.

Seriously, I've work all of my Rolex models in saunas, steam, hot tubs, ocean etc. Rolex is built to be very durable. Some are even built to go to the bottom of the ocean and to the tops of mountains ( and have been in space, in high G force jet fighters, etc).

[Yess]

Since the dishwasher is now a viable option to clean your Rolex... I'd not worry too much about the steam room or sauna.