You may have come across different terminology used to indicate the water resistance of the watches. Contrary to common belief, a 30-meter water-resistant watch does not mean it can be taken to a water depth of 30 meters. This guide explains the terminology for water-resistant watches. This terminology also applies to other household products.

Water Resistance:

Your watch can withstand accidental splashes for example rain, but it’s not suitable to be submerged in water, nor suitable for a shower.

 3 BAR / 3 ATM / 30m / 100ft:

Your watch can withstand accidental splashes. You can also keep it during shower but we recommend you do so only if the watch is new or has been recently resealed. This is because the watch's water resistance seal may degrade over time, especially if it takes a knock.

5 BAR / 5 ATM / 50m / 165ft:

Your watch can withstand splashes, showers and is suitable for swimming. It is not suitable for water sports, poolside diving, or sea diving.

10 BAR / 10 ATM / 100m / 330ft:

Your watch is suitable for swimming, and snorkelling but not suitable for high board diving or aqua diving.

20 BAR / 20 ATM / 200m / 660ft:

Your watch is suitable for swimming, high-impact water sports, and scuba diving.

More than 30 BAR / 30 ATM / 300m / 990ft:

Suitable for all high-impact water sports, scuba diving, and saturation diving.

If you have any questions about the watch's water resistance  feature, feel free to contact us.