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Watch strap has made my existing watch unusable - can I claim for a new watch?
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It's sold as water resistant not waterproof, as noted above 5 bar rating isn't generally considered suitable for swimming. Obviously companies are generally a little cautious with ratings and not everyone swims as energetically as others but if you do want to be able to safely swim with a watch you should really look at a 10 bar resistance.andy230uk said:The watch is obviously waterproof too and I've been using it that way for 5 years.0
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