Westside Guy wroteAnd technically the watch should survive the MRI too, given it has Metas certificationExactly, I know a person that wears his Omega Seamaster 24/7. I think that the only time he took it off in the past year was when he went for a MRI.
OpenTopCruiser wroteBetter safe than sorry! 😉And technically the watch should survive the MRI too, given it has Metas certification
Westside Guy wroteI had an MRI on Monday. I took off my Seamaster also.Better safe than sorry! 😉
DanG wroteGreat minds think alike as I would also!I had an MRI on Monday. I took off my Seamaster also.
Diesel power wroteI actually like the screw down covers. Keeps the dust out.Just wanted to add in that I got a Mozsly Double winder for Christmas. Overall, I'm verry impressed, it is very quiet and I like the adjustability for turns. Agree on the screw down covers being a hassle, but the reason that the watches are in there is because they're not daily's so it's not really a big issue.
Diesel power wroteA little silicone grease (which I have for scuba diving) works well on the threads and makes them a lot less irritating.Just wanted to add in that I got a Mozsly Double winder for Christmas. Overall, I'm verry impressed, it is very quiet and I like the adjustability for turns. Agree on the screw down covers being a hassle, but the reason that the watches are in there is because they're not daily's so it's not really a big issue.
DanG wroteThat's what the wife's for!!I actually like the screw down covers. Keeps the dust out.
