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Can I swim or go in the jacuzzi with a date just?

 
 By: Watch_kha_wen : June 22nd, 2017-00:56




Used mine for swimming, never a problem

 
 By: Mr Glass : June 22nd, 2017-01:02
Make sure the crown is tightly closed.

I definitely would [nt]

 
 By: Baron - Mr Red : June 22nd, 2017-02:59
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Should be fine

 
 By: thomashudson : June 22nd, 2017-05:28
Mine's been swimming, snorkeling, submerged at work. Still runs like a Swiss watch.

Only be sure the crown is well closed. The most common problems of Rolex with water have connection with the user, not with watch. [nt]

 
 By: Alexis Turellabus : June 22nd, 2017-06:00
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Thanks a lot

 
 By: Watch_kha_wen : June 22nd, 2017-06:10
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?

Water damage

 
 By: mlisanby : June 22nd, 2017-07:40
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 your own risk.

I have been swimming flying mountain climbing and golfing with my, now 23 year old Datejust: it never ever stopped working let alone got broke [nt]

 
 By: Jurry : June 22nd, 2017-10:44
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?

 
 By: PalmSprings : June 22nd, 2017-13:33
Is this the 36mm model or a DJ42?

36

 
 By: Watch_kha_wen : June 23rd, 2017-04:35
It's the 36

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 By: PalmSprings : June 27th, 2017-11:07
Could you post a few more pics? I can barely find any good pictures (not stock ones) of this watch.

Here you are my friend

 
 By: Watch_kha_wen : June 28th, 2017-02:34




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 By: PalmSprings : June 28th, 2017-10:51
Thanks
I currently have a DJ but not a newer (full steel) one. I should try one out.

Can you show me which one you have?

 
 By: Watch_kha_wen : June 28th, 2017-14:55
If it's just a matter of the bezel in gold there is no big difference I believe

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 By: PalmSprings : July 2nd, 2017-09:13
I'm mainly interested because of the bracelet with the integrated clasp like the DD.

Yes

 
 By: rodjsimpson : June 22nd, 2017-18:18
rated for 100 meters/330 feet. 

Of course you can! [nt]

 
 By: Arie - Mr Orange : June 23rd, 2017-02:45
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You can even skin dive with it in the sea. But use a rolex sub for that.

 
 By: geross : June 28th, 2017-02:45
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. smile

Thanks a lot

 
 By: Watch_kha_wen : June 28th, 2017-04:55
Why not golfing?is it for the inconvenience or because it can damage the watch?

The shock of the club hitting the ball.

 
 By: geross : June 28th, 2017-19:12
It can take it but over time it can disrupt its accuracy. My opinion and i also asked a watch repair technician. wink