Daytona- pusher button operation

[DonRickles]

On or off the wrist?

When I bought my first Rolex Daytona, while trying it on, I went to turn the knobs on the pusher buttons with the watch on my wrist. The SA warned me not to use them while it's on and that I should take it off to operate these buttons. She stated it could eventually "bend" or damage it these buttons.....Is this true?

I'm thinking, if I was in my car, on the track checking my lap times, I'd have to remove it to use the Chrono?

I know it's a stupid question.....

[Dan Pierce]

Depends on the user. I've seen many who can't traverse a walking escalator even without distraction.
dP

[DonRickles]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Depends on the user. I've seen many who can't traverse a walking escalator even without distraction.
dP

Good thing, I don't chew gum!

Mornin Dan

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by DonRickles

Good thing, I don't chew gum!

Mornin Dan

Mornin, Don!
dP

[GenevaFan]

I agree100% with the last sentence!

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[DonRickles]

Originally Posted by GenevaFan

I agree100% with the last sentence!

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Hey there, I thought all you guys from the land up north were nice?

You hockey puck....

[bp1000]

The only chrono I’ve removed to operate is a pulsometer, because it was tricky to operate and monitor pulse at the same time.

All other times, Daytona or other brand it’s on the wrist.

[GenevaFan]

Originally Posted by DonRickles

Hey there, I thought all you guys from the land up north were nice?



You hockey puck....

Hey Don, just sometimes I can't hold back. Stay Safe

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[ecdc]

Originally Posted by DonRickles

On or off the wrist?

When I bought my first Rolex Daytona, while trying it on, I went to turn the knobs on the pusher buttons with the watch on my wrist. The SA warned me not to use them while it's on and that I should take it off to operate these buttons. She stated it could eventually "bend" or damage it these buttons.....Is this true?

I'm thinking, if I was in my car, on the track checking my lap times, I'd have to remove it to use the Chrono?

I know it's a stupid question.....

I've used my Daytona's pushers, while it's on my wrist, almost every day since I got it new from an AD in 2015. No problems. It's designed to be used.

[landroverking]

There seems to be no shortage of bad advice coming from ADs