San Martin: If a watch is water-resistant, it will be indicated on the dial or case back. The watch satisfies general water-resistant requirements if it is marked as such and no specific depth is indicated. However, water resistance is not a permanent trait. Because the gaskets around the case back, crystal, and crown can deteriorate over time, regular inspection is required. Often, this inspection is just a visual inspection for a general water-resistant watch. Silicone lubrication, which is typically used when replacing batteries, can help the gaskets last longer
It is crucial for watch owners to comprehend the true meaning of any depth designations—or lack thereof—as well as the capabilities and limitations of their timepieces. Particularly after the case back has been taken off, owners should make sure that the seals are still in place and that parts such as the case, crystal, crown, and back are firmly and correctly positioned. To improve water resistance, a silicone sealant is applied to the gasket whenever a watch is serviced.
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