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Why would anyone where anything that involves sticky out pushers, a sticky out crown attached to a bracelet made of bits of metal in the shower? 😕

At the very least you're gonna rip your pubes out in tufts!😲 Just take the 'fakkin' thing off and leave on the, nice dry, bedside table! 😀
 
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Hahahahahaha! Wow! I hope I earn some gold coins or bonus points with the contributions to the OF this thread solicited and developed.
Cheers!

(if you don’t know the reference check out Vintage Rolex Forum, they’re handing out gold now for good posts)
 
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One unnoticed knock on a pusher and zero WR.... just not worth it.
 
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Why would anyone where anything that involves sticky out pushers, a sticky out crown attached to a bracelet made of bits of metal in the shower? 😕

At the very least you're gonna rip your pubes out in tufts!😲 Just take the 'fakkin' thing off and leave on the, nice dry, bedside table! 😀
Vote for number one post of the week right here- he mentioned pubes on a watch forum- even I can’t compete with that one.
 
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I used to wear my watches in the shower with me, but stopped when someone pointed out soap scum is a big contributor to build-up.
 
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At the very least you're gonna rip your pubes out in tufts!😲
Surely a today's kind of worldly man such as yourself thoroughly 'manscapes' and would be susceptible to such a painful experience 😁
 
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It’s always a little risky to swim with a watch with low WR even if pressure tested. Worst condition is jumping in to cold water a hot day. Rapid cooling down of the watch cause under pressure that may suck in moisture in the watch even if seals are okay.

Interesting is this only on Speedmasters or all watches

Where did you read or hear this...

 
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Interesting is this only on Speedmasters or all watches

Where did you read or hear this...

Oh no you didn't! 😲😲