SMP300 crystal seal?

(reposted from vintage to modern)

New poster here, new to collecting and new to basic watch maintenance.

I have a circa 2010 sword hand SMP300 that I just finished adjusting/regulating. I have a basic wet tester (6 atm). First test after reassembly it leaked bubbles out the caseback; I removed a tiny piece of debris from the seal and tested it again. Second time, it seemed to leak bubbles out of the crystal-to-bezel area, around the 2 o'clock mark.

Is this a major/frequent issue? How wet can I get this watch? Can I wash my hands/dishes? Take a shower? Not planning on doing any diving, but curious about the "someone pushes me into a swimming pool" situation.

Thanks in advance; I'm happy to learn.

ahhhhh ok that makes sense, I'll test again. Thanks.

Similar result, this time in a different location on the edge of the crystal: large bubbles form slowly around the 10 o'clock area on bezel and a couple from the crown... I'm thinking you're right, and it's just trapped air.

I tested an SMP300 chrono (Bond) that hasn't been opened since purchase from Crown and Caliber and saw similar results. I'm going to have them checked by a watchmaker to confirm the seals but I think they're ok. Thanks for the help!

*Edit: month-old Squale that's never been opened shows the same result, so I think I'm ok. Wish I knew what a failure looked like though