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Jaeger-LeCoultre

Hi, Welcome here, first!

 


Always a pleasure to welcome a new face, here!

As for your question, this is a great classic.

We often sopke about water resistance, here, and there.

To sum it, and to make it short, let's say that this is more a problem of pressure than depth.

It is recommended to not swim with watches which are less than 100 meters WR.

When you swim, your arm " breaks " the water, or when you dive, the pressure of the water is more than 5 ATM.

50 meters WR is a good etancheity, but not for water activities.

Best,

Nicolas

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