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Old 10 May 2022, 06:02 PM   #31
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Omega have had WR marked on their watches for years.

These WR’s apparently mean nothing in real terms if you believe Omega.

ie. 5 Bar …..you can safely swim while wearing one.

If I have a watch that is marked 5 Bar I would expect to be able to swim 50 metres below the surface?

Why would the WR ratings on the brands listed mean anything?

Especially on a leather strap?
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