I was caught in a rain storm 52 years ago, and the watch I was wearing, leaked. That is the last time I had a watch leak. I simply don’t wear a watch when near water anywhere other than the sink, at home. I have worn Rolex Oysters a lot over 50 years, and I don’t even wear those in water. One thing is certain. Most watches that start out water resistant (not waterproof), will eventually leak when worn in water. Don’t wear your Omega in water. Simple as that. It was probably water resistant when you bought it. If the shop that sold it was guilty of one thing, it is that they didn’t advise you that leaks can develop!
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