No. As with all watches, your Speedmaster should never be worn. It should be kept in a dark and climate controlled place only to be taken out and admired on the blue moon. Ideally only with your eyes, if you must touch it do so wearing archival gloves.
A Speedmaster is water resistant to 50m.
Snow to water is a 10:1 ratio.
Your watch is safe to use as you described providing the snow you are clearing is less than 500 meters deep.
If the snow depth is greater please wear a dive watch.
Definitely a "no"; there is no snow on the moon, thus, its not an approved use case for the Speedmaster.
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We don’t know that………..we are continuously told by people who are smarter than us and wear tinfoil hats 🤨that the moon landings were faked, so on that basis we can’t say that it doesn’t snow on the moon!
What NASA tested that's relevant here:
Low Temperature - Four hours at a temperature of 0°F (-18° C)
Pressure Integrity - The chronometer must be immune to large variances in pressure to include a range from 50 feet of water positive pressure to a negative pressure of 10 millimeters of mercury.
We're good BRO 😁
Wear safety-socks!
- High Temperature - 48 hours at a temperature of 160°F (71°C) followed by 30 minutes at 200°F (93°C). For the high temperature tests, atmospheric pressure shall be 5.5 psi (0.35 atm) and the relative humidity shall not exceed 15%.
bystander or in action ? 😁
