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Rat Fink65
·Can anyone comment on what you can and shouldn’t do while wearing the above?…doing alot of home renovations…vibration/pressure washing…should the watch stay on or off?…
Shock question…PO GMT
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blufinz52
··Hears dead people, not watch rotors.Wear it w/o worry.
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Canuck
·Wear it, and suffer the consequences!
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M'Bob
·Can anyone comment on what you can and shouldn’t do while wearing the above?…doing alot of home renovations…vibration/pressure washing…should the watch stay on or off?…
While these watches were designed to withstand a certain amount of shock, rapid movement, etc., it would be nearly impossible for someone to quantify for you exactly what the damage tipping point would be.
So it’s really a question of finances, and your personal constitution: if you’d enjoy wearing it, and don’t mind getting it fixed if you damage it, wear it.
if you’d like to keep it potentially undamaged and show-room sparkly, don the Casio above, or something similar.
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hen
·I do all kinds of shop work with my 2254; welding, grinding, fileing and hacksawing. Some blacksmithing too. But I am right handed and wear my watch on the left. Here I have pressure washed the boat and are polishing the propeller. Never had an issue.
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Darlinboy
··Pratts! Will I B******S!!!Shock question…PO GMT
anyone comment on what you can and shouldn’t do while wearing the above?…doing alot of home renovations…vibration/pressure washing…should the watch stay on or off?…
I clicked on this, all excited to see a shocking question. But it is just another boring mundane query after all.
Very disappointing. 🙁
And before you ask... yes, it's also safe to wear in the shower.
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Rat Fink65
·I do all kinds of shop work with my 2254; welding, grinding, fileing and hacksawing. Some blacksmithing too. But I am right handed and wear my watch on the left. Here I have pressure washed the boat and are polishing the propeller. Never had an issue.
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Rat Fink65
·I do all kinds of shop work with my 2254; welding, grinding, fileing and hacksawing. Some blacksmithing too. But I am right handed and wear my watch on the left. Here I have pressure washed the boat and are polishing the propeller. Never had an issue.
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