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Watches Water-Resistance Scores

Article Category: Advice

Author Name: Reace Johnson

Whether you're a diving diver or simply a regular dishwasher at home, you'll want to pay attention to the water-resistance of your watch. Water-resistance scores are listed in particular depths, normally in meters, but the numerical depth shouldn't be taken literally. The depth rating really represents the outcomes of tests performed in a laboratory's pressure chamber, and not real-world sea depths.

A watch marked as waterproof without a depth indicator is designed to stand up to unexpected splashes of water just. Do not submerge such a watch. Higher levels of water-resistance are suggested by progressively greater acceptable depths, typically shown in meters.

A watch with a back that screws onto the case offers a higher degree of water-resistance. Some crowns with a winding stem in fact screw into the case to more increase water-resistance.

We do not recommend swimming or scuba diving with your watch unless it has a screw-down crown (also known as 'screw-lock' or 'screw-in' crown) and is waterproof to a minimum of 100 meters.

Note: Water-resistance is in some cases listed making use of the abbreviation ATM, which stands for "atmosphere" and 1 ATM stands for 10 meters. In Europe, "bar" is commonly used instead of ATM.

Below are typical water-resistance scores and their corresponding parameters genuine world usage.

Depth, ATM & Usage:.

30 meters (100 feet) 3 ATM Can stand up to rain and splashes of water, such as car washing and showering, however it should not be worn swimming.

50 meters (165 feet) 5 ATM Suitable for swimming, along with higher altitude sports, such as snowboarding and parachuting.

100 meters (330 feet) 10 ATM Suitable for snorkeling, in addition to swimming.

200 meters (660 feet) 20 ATM Suitable for recreational diving.

300 meters (990 feet) 30 ATM For use when diving to a depth of 30 meters for up to 2 hours.

500 meters (1650 feet) 50 ATM For use when scuba diving to a depth of 50 meters for approximately 2 hours.

- See even more at: http://bffwatches.com/.

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