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The Swiss Watch Industry has issued a warning that diver watches are not safe in steam environments like showers, hot tubs and such. This also means I won't be doing the dishes with steamy water while wearing my Seiko Black Monster any more.
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Yep, no question that this is and has been an issue----I think we've discussed it here previously. I did wear my Casio G-Shock in a steaming hot hot tub on vacation with no apparent problems!
Posted by: Angelo | August 18, 2014 at 08:05 AM
I don't wear watches while doing dishes - the risk of banging it against the faucet is too great (maybe that's how my Revolver got chipped).
Posted by: jonnybardo | August 18, 2014 at 08:27 AM