WATCH POP

I ususally use my 2254.50 for water activities but never used the AT for such.(and I'm tempted to)

How many of you have used your AT:

1) in the pool

2) In the sea (just swimming), not diving.

3) Is the clasp/pins secure for such activities?

Thanks for the input.

PS: I've read Omega's chart already and know about rinsing the watch afterwards with fresh water,etc. and swimming. But, when I went into the sea I would wear it on a NATO since you can't see the sea floor as well as a pool bottom should the watch had come off.

Best Regards,

Damon When your watch gets out of order you have a choice of two things to do: throw it in the fire or take it to the watch-tinker. The former is the quickest. -MT I've worn mine serveral times in both pool and ocean (swimming, not diving) always on bracelet. Haven't had it come off yet. I like to live dangerously! Tag Heuer Link Calibre S CJF7111 • Tag Heuer Carrera CV2014-1 • Tag Heuer F1 Chronotimer CAC111D • Seiko SKX007K • Seiko SKX779K • I live in my own world, they know me here. for pool duty i see no problem. usually wear my seiko but once in a while i get caught without it and with my AT.

i couldn't see a problem with salt water either since you know about the rinse.

main thing imo is temp change. no sauna/whirlpool fallowed by a dive into a cool/cold pool. no baking in the hot sun and jumping into a cold lake either for me. my seiko diver is perfect for these testy activities. otherwise...i think the AT can do just about anything with respect to normal swimming.

Lev So i believe it would be no problems for the water. But i would definitely swap it over on to something like a NATO where i know it's secure... not much of a fan of the one button slider clasp...

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