Rolex

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Make sure the crown is tightly closed.

Mine's been swimming, snorkeling, submerged at work. Still runs like a Swiss watch.

All for your advises. I have checked the crown is well closed. I got this watch last year so still under warranty. What is happening if some water gets in there?would Rolex fix it?

You will be responsible for water damage repair, Unless Relox determines the water intrusion was caused by a manufactured defect. As for swimming and jacuzzi, swimming is fine but taking the watch into a jacuzzi is not recommended. Enter the jacuzzi at yo... 

Is this the 36mm model or a DJ42?

It's the 36

Could you post a few more pics? I can barely find any good pictures (not stock ones) of this watch.

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Thanks I currently have a DJ but not a newer (full steel) one. I should try one out.

If it's just a matter of the bezel in gold there is no big difference I believe

I'm mainly interested because of the bracelet with the integrated clasp like the DD.

rated for 100 meters/330 feet.

A friend of mine uses his in the gym. Even plays golf with his datejust. But i will not recommend using your dj while playing golf. Only gym , calisthenics and light weights. Jacuzzi definitely yes. My opinion.

Why not golfing?is it for the inconvenience or because it can damage the watch?

It can take it but over time it can disrupt its accuracy. My opinion and i also asked a watch repair technician.