The Rolex Sea Dweller is rated to a depth of 4000ft/1220metres. If I ever found myself at that depth of the ocean, I think that the last thing on my mind would be ‘what is the time’
My Fitbit is allegedly good to 50 meters. If I am under 50 meters of water, I’m not concerned about whether it works or not. My pool is nowhere near 50 meters deep.
I wore my last one in the pool and had to exchange it a week later.
“My grandfather’s watch was the best ever made by the Timex company. It’s the same watch that John Cameron Swayze displayed last night on the old TV. Oh, it works underwater so perfectly, and it still makes a ticking sound, which my grandfather tried only this afternoon, and that’s how the old man drowned.” – Alan Sherman
Since fat floats, I’m thinkin’ she’ll never make it below the surface…(and please don’t get me started on what type bathing suit she’ll be wearing! Excuse me while I go poke out my eyes…)
sirbadger about 1 year ago
The correct depth is important if you are thrown into the water with cement shoes.
Johnny Q Premium Member about 1 year ago
Actually, Leni Riefenstahl took up scuba diving in her 80s!
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 1 year ago
The right gift for the right person.
franksmin about 1 year ago
The Rolex Sea Dweller is rated to a depth of 4000ft/1220metres. If I ever found myself at that depth of the ocean, I think that the last thing on my mind would be ‘what is the time’
rshive about 1 year ago
100 meters. Or sometimes 100 liters.
Cpeckbourlioux about 1 year ago
She’s thinking, “Yeah, the next time I go scuba diving…”
Doug K about 1 year ago
It could be helpful for anchoring the boat while fishing.
See today’s Farcus.
fuzzbucket Premium Member about 1 year ago
Is that 100 meters deep, or 100 meters from the store?
rossevrymn about 1 year ago
important
mfoldude Premium Member about 1 year ago
SOLD!!!
Doug Taylor Premium Member about 1 year ago
Watch repairs while you wait. They wouldn’t let me!
dflak about 1 year ago
My Fitbit is allegedly good to 50 meters. If I am under 50 meters of water, I’m not concerned about whether it works or not. My pool is nowhere near 50 meters deep.
I wore my last one in the pool and had to exchange it a week later.
monya_43 about 1 year ago
He has to cover all the points in the sales pitch.
cdnalor about 1 year ago
She learned her lesson on the Titanic.
Saddenedby Premium Member about 1 year ago
good cause she needs to decompress next week.
sandpiper about 1 year ago
Maybe she was going to attend Burning Man.
Gameguy49 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Would you like to test that out lady?
Linguist about 1 year ago
I once was gifted an Omega Diver® watch that was guaranteed to a depth of 300 meters. It really was a great timepiece for scuba diving.
The problem was that on dry land, it always ran 3 minutes fast! My cheap Timex® was more accurate.
dbrucepm about 1 year ago
is that 100 meters above or below the surface?
gcarlson about 1 year ago
“My grandfather’s watch was the best ever made by the Timex company. It’s the same watch that John Cameron Swayze displayed last night on the old TV. Oh, it works underwater so perfectly, and it still makes a ticking sound, which my grandfather tried only this afternoon, and that’s how the old man drowned.” – Alan Sherman
zarilla about 1 year ago
She goes “what?” and then says “oh, I thought you were going to say 100 feet.”
Teto85 Premium Member about 1 year ago
At least it won’t get damaged if she forgets to take if off before a shower to bath or if she has to wash the dishes or her dog.
wildlandwaters about 1 year ago
Since fat floats, I’m thinkin’ she’ll never make it below the surface…(and please don’t get me started on what type bathing suit she’ll be wearing! Excuse me while I go poke out my eyes…)
bobpeters61 about 1 year ago
So it should survive if she happens to sit on it?
mindjob about 1 year ago
It’s also good to 5 miles in a vacuum if you ever find yourself on the ISS.
Geophyzz about 1 year ago
Or until you change the battery.
Kirk Barnes Premium Member about 1 year ago
“Like they could hit me with water from 100 meters away. Hmph!”