SANDA ORIGINAL WATER PROOF WATCH

water proof watch This indicates the level of water pressure a basically watch can withstand. It’s important to understand that this rating doesn’t necessarily translate to a specific depth in meters, as it can vary based on factors like temperature and movement.

They can withstand light splashes and rain.

These watches can handle water splashes, rain, and brief immersion in water, but they are not suitable for swimming or diving.

Watches with this rating can handle recreational swimming and snorkeling, but not scuba diving.

These watches are suitable for most water sports, including swimming, snorkeling, and recreational scuba diving.

Diver’s Watches:

water proof watch with a water resistance rating of 200m or higher are often referred to as “diver’s watches.” They are designed to withstand the pressures of deep-sea diving and are equipped with features like screw-down crowns and thicker cases to enhance water resistance.

Screw-Down Crown:

A feature found in many water-resistant watches, where the crown (the knob used to set the time) screws down tightly against the case to prevent water from entering.

Luminescence:

Diver’s watches often have luminous markers and basically hands for visibility in low-light conditions underwater.

Seals and Gaskets:

Watches with higher water resistance ratings have additional seals and gaskets to prevent water from entering the case. These components can degrade over time, so regular maintenance is important.

Depth Rating:

despite Some water proof watch  might specify their depth rating in terms of feet or meters to give you a general idea of their water resistance capabilities.

Water Resistance Testing:

especially These tests simulate real-world scenarios to ensure the watch’s performance.