First off, no watch is "waterproof" but "water-resistant" to varying degrees. From the activities you describe, a 100M water- resistant watch should serve your purpose. Just follow the manufacturers' recommendations for the various WR levels.
Push-in crown in Luminox, are they really water proof?
Hi,
I'm getting the idea of a Luminox but I'm concerned the crown is a push-type rather than a screw-type kind of crown, so I wonder how water proof that kind of crown can really be..
I swim, bath kids, tend to wash my hands too often, etc..
I simply don't want to waste $350 in something that will let water in when I swim or shower.
I see their Marketing say something about Navy personnel and some other hype that I don't buy as they all say the same story...
Thanks
Gaspar
I'm getting the idea of a Luminox but I'm concerned the crown is a push-type rather than a screw-type kind of crown, so I wonder how water proof that kind of crown can really be..
I swim, bath kids, tend to wash my hands too often, etc..
I simply don't want to waste $350 in something that will let water in when I swim or shower.
I see their Marketing say something about Navy personnel and some other hype that I don't buy as they all say the same story...
Thanks
Gaspar
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