I still call BS on you. Your post contained several direct references using the exact wording I used in this thread, but it appears that you don't have the good grace to admit when you are wrong.
Everyone is entitled to think and believe in what they like, just don't come crying when the thing leaks like a sieve.
I still call BS on you. Your post contained several direct references using the exact wording I used in this thread, but it appears that you don't have the good grace to admit when you are wrong.
Literally no one cares. Move on.
Good for you, take your own advice and move on.
I will! OOOOPS! Starting....now!
Feel free to get the last word in, we both know you will anyway.
There are people on this thread who are indeed "distorting facts" I'm not one of them. The fact remains, you are running a much great risk of damage to your watch and wallet by using a Speedy in water, but as I said a while back please use your own property as you see fit, but I will be using my Planet Ocean on my next trip to the beach.
I still call BS on you. Your post contained several direct references using the exact wording I used in this thread, but it appears that you don't have the good grace to admit when you are wrong.
If you are suggesting that I am "wrong" about what I know my own intentions were when I wrote that post, you must be a mind reader...if so I don't need to write anymore because you know what I'm thinking right now...
Well you have just shown a distinct lack of class, it's perfectly clear you aimed your comments in my direction as referenced above, but hey ho, you might be able to service a wrist watch, but not able to stand by what you have written and hold your hand up when called out.
Dude.
He’s just referencing the stereotype that you are acting out.
I stand by everything I've written mate. If you really want to make this about you, that's fine with me, but trust me it's not.
I am more concerned with the daily activities like I mentioned mainly showering/washing dishes in the sink.
I was just thinking that it might be more likely to get damaged (by dropping or someone knocking it off) if I took it off and set it on a counter every time I got in the shower.
So it's all just total coincidence? of course it is.
Dude.
He’s just referencing the stereotype that you are acting out.
Not coincidence at all...
So if it's not a coincidence and you weren't referencing me directly, what can we possibly put it down to? as I'm still smelling that BS.
Dude.
He’s just referencing the stereotype that you are acting out.
IIRC, you’ve said in the past that the main thing to worry about is the crown seal, since it’s under constant wear due to manual winding, yeah?
Once again mate...
... it's perfectly clear you aimed your comments in my direction as referenced above, ...
No one is saying you must use your watch in the water, or that you are being foolish not to. Only that you can if you wish. If you do or not, I personally couldn’t care less about, but please do not spread misinformation about water resistance thanks.
Again if you choose not to, that’s fine. But the fact is if properly maintained the watch is fine up to 50 m depth. It was designed to take that much pressure, and knowing how these things are done there’s most certainly a safety factor included in that design. It’s not me that gave the watch this rating, it was Omega.
Trust me I deal with flooded watches on a regular basis, (one came in last week in fact) and the reason they leak is nearly 100% due to lack of maintenance, or some type of damage to the watch. It’s never because a fully maintained watch has been subjected to “too much” pressure.
