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I'm not trying to be difficult, but there seems to be mixed signals.
On one hand we're advised to have the watch pressure checked once a year and have it serviced a little more often. Fine. No problem.
On the other we're told watchmakers are too busy to do pressure tests which is a problem if you want to follow the above advice and reduce the risk of flooding your watch.
So, what am I misunderstanding? These annual pressure tests that members are advising...do you all mean 10 BAR dry tests? Or am I expected to pay for a full service and be without my watch 4-6 weeks per year just to keep its waterproof rating?
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