If the watch has been opened since the sticker was applied, it should be pressured tested again to certify it is still water-resistant to it's claimed depth.
Pressure tested. But what if the seller opened the caseback?
I have a watch that has the pressure tested sticker on it, but what if the caseback was opened? Sorry, but I need to learn more about our hobby and I have been nervous to ask questions so I don't sound as green as I am. 
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Thanks guys! I think my sticker here is decoration. Mailing off a few watches today for repairs, I think I better include this one too.
Mailing off a few watches today for repairs, I think I better include this one too.The stickers can't be trusted in my opinion. In fact there should or may be an unwritten rule, that if you open a caseback, you remove the sticker. However, the stickers are rare, especially the JWCII ones. In fact, it's going to hurt me to take it off, actually, I can't bring myself to do it. Rule out the window.
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