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Old 28 May 2021, 05:55 AM   #11
Mal H.
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The watchmaker likely wants to know that all of the seals and gaskets are optimum.

Ask yourself though, do you really need a 300m pressure test, or do you just need to know that it is not overtly leaking. You aren't going to take it much deeper than 30 feet.
I wouldn’t bother with a dive < 30 ft. I dive regularly to 80-100 ft and occasionally to 170-250 feet. Obviously not 1000 ft, but enough to need more than the dry test.

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They also didn’t offer to change the seals and do the test. They wanted to do a full service. Why do I need a perfectly working movement serviced to get new seals?
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