My ocd wouldn’t let me deal with that.. But I do wear my omegas all the time.
Going back to the first post - why do you ask the forum to convince you about wearing your own watch, I don't get it. Most of us are adults, you can make decisions on your own. Like the watch? Wear & enjoy it, as we do all daily. Afraid of damage? Put it on a shelf and let it collect dust if it makes you feel better. But for sanity's sake, you are the owner, decide for yourself, no need to ask for opinions of other, mostly anonymous people on the internet. The watch was made for space travel, yet some owners fear lawn mowing.
i enjoy wearing my watches even at home, so just give it a great treat and enjoy it the wat you want
Actually for diving, but I agree with you. Sometimes I feel like wearing two of mine at a time.
@Archer the physical state of these molecules will have an impact! When water is in a solid state (ice) the molecules are further apart. A non water resistent watch in a box of ice cubes will not cause water ingress although the size of the molecules is exactly the same. You can make the ice cubes as small as you want... no water molecules in the watch as long as the ice cubes are bigger than the gaps in the non water resistent watch. Change the state to a liquid or gas and problems occur.
Gas behaves different then water and different then ice. Molecules are the same...
Yes, the molecules are the same as I've already stated. No one is talking about the gaseous state of water, unless the "steamy shower" the previous poster referenced is literally boiling hot. If that's the case, the last thing you will need to be worried about is your watch - the 3rd degree burns will be of much more consequence.
The "steam" being referenced is simply water droplets suspended in air, in other words the liquid form of water. Again I'm not sure what you are trying to clarify here, because this is already very straightforward...
