Rolex

Hi everyone,

I need an expert opinion on my Sea Dweller. I just bought a new SD simply because I need a all-weather, rugged, care-free watch for my active life (lap-swimming training, mountaineering, etc) and able to go to work. Just one single watch to do almost everything. And the SD is a perfect choice.  But a friend told me not to 'over-exercise' my SD as this may cause some damage to the caliber.  But I thought to myself, "this SD and Sub are designed for heavy duty, aren't they?"  Lap swimming everyday and occasion mountaineering won't hurt, right? 

Appreciate some expert opinon.

Thanks,

Sam

.... no, swimming and moutain hiking won't hurt it. Only thing that could hurt it, is if u dive deeper the 3,900 meters. Here, u might have some issues with the watch
Btw, is it the deepsea or the old SD ??

K.

but any Rolex sports model shoud whistand it

My only concern would be for its weight and the way it would affect your stroke while swimming.

Congrats on your new Sea Dweller!

Alex

... u got to  be careful not to drift left when swimming Heavy lovely monster. That watch is made to swim with. Feels undestructible! But are we talking about the deepsea??

K.

...and mine is the old Sea Dweller, not the Deep Sea. 

Have a nice day!

Sam