A common topic on watch related websites is the Water Resistance ratings of various watches.
The common element in achieving WR is the humble O-ring - whether the watch is a 30m rated dress watch, a 610m Rolex Sea Dweller (see Dr Strong's recent post) or the completely over-specified 1000m+++ watches.
In the (poor quality) photo below are 5 O-rings. Scaled against a Euro 10c coin.
The challenge is: Can you guess which has the highest pressure resistance and which has the lowest??
Bonus points for those who can identify the O-ring application.

(disclaimer: for any engineers or specialists out there...yes, there are factors beyond the mere O-ring that determine the pressure rating, but let's let it roll....)
