Al............. great thanks.

 

Great post, thanks for sharing.

 

Archer in your experience is humidity a consideration before finally casing up a 300 and the air that is in the case does that cause corrosion of components over the years

 

There is humidity at some level in all air, so it can't be avoided completely, but controlling humidity in the watchmaking shop is definitely something I do. Unless there is excess humidity in the air when the watch is cased, it won't be a problem.

Cheers, Al

 

Thankyou for the sharing

 

Yes, thankyou for that insight
Rob

 

I've always paid for it but never seen it done.
Great informative article

 

Great informative post. Thank you!!!!!!

 

Awesome post! thank you Al

 

For those that have bought one "sight unseen" I can recommend you get a pressure test before taking your shiny new SM300 anywhere near water.

 

Just now reading this. Great information. Thank you.

 

Thanks, Archer. This is what makes this forum special.

 

Thank you very much for sharing!!!

 

Invaluable info, personally I never thought they would be tested with actual fluid... just goes to show

 

Very informative, thank you for posting step-by-step and the explainations.

 

really interesting post. thanks

 

Fantastic thread. It's always good to get an inside view on the work done on our beloved watches. Thanks Al!

 

thank you

 

Much appreciated Al. I’ve wondered how a Watchco would do with this type of test...

Thanks

 

Much appreciated Al!