A watch that sates it's water resistant to 3 ATM of pressure is almost always safe to shower in and you can swim in it as well. Although there are a couple of caveats. First "1 ATM" or one atmosphere is equal to the pressure of water at 33.8995 feet deep when the water is 39.2 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature of the water will not make any difference if you are wearing the watch, since you will not be swimming in 39 degree water for very long unless you are a diver in a dry suit. If you were you would probably be wearing a watch water resistant at a much greater depth such as a Rolex. As you probably know these watches are very expensive. (A decent diving model starts somewhere in the range of $5,000.00 and goes much higher.) A Luminox Navy Seal Model only costs about $300.00, and it is water resistant to 200 meters (656 Feet). This is the same watch issued to military divers and it has proved very water resistant while swimming and showering.
Basically your watch "states" it is water resistant up to 3 ATM or around 100 feet. So I would say as long as you are not Scuba diving scuba diving, and the watch is made by a reputable watch maker that warranties its product you will be safe showering or swimming with your watch on.
Also, there isn't any watch to my knowledge that is completely water proof since they all are man made and have seals that can leak, hence the expression, "water resistant". There are different innovations in modern watch design that are used to make a particular watch more water resistant than another such as double "O" rings around the stem, screw down stems, a cap that screws down onto an "O" ring over the stem, screw down plates onto seals around the crown, and the same on the back of the watch.
On a side note, ATM, or atmospheres, is a measure of atmospheric pressure which is done in several ways such as Bars, inches of Hg (Mercury) on a weather gauge or Pounds per Square Inch which is about 14.7.
The Neve 07101042 women's watch is rated as water resistant to a depth of 30 meters or 100 feet, so it should be safe to wear while swimming and showering.
The watch is water resistant and not waterproof. Do not jump in swimming pool wearing this watch
Yes, Ice watches are usually water resistant, but the level of resistance can vary depending on the specific model. It is recommended to check the specifications of the particular Ice watch you are interested in to determine its water resistance level.
Waterproof is the term used to describe something that is impervious to water penetration. For instance a wristwatch molded out of one piece of plastic.Water Resistant refers to something that will repel water, but that is not necessarily waterproof. In other words, a watch that is Water Resistant should not be worn in a swimming pool or ocean. Repelling water more refers to inadvertently getting it wet or from moisture due to sweating.The numbers are the maximum allowable meters (or feet) that the watch can sustain before the water pressure forces liquid to the interior of the item.Yes, you can still shower with a watch on ... and it will most likely not sustain any internal damage by getting wet.AnswerThe previous answer is incorrect. It depends on the manufacturer as to how water resistant their watch is but the correct answers and standards for water resistant watches can be found in the related link below..
The Invicta 8926 Men's Diving Watch is shock resistant and water resistant to a depth of 200 meters.
The Timex swimming watches are great for diving and water resistant down to 100 meters.
No, this watch is not designed to be water-resistant.
Ceramic is the composition of band on this watch and it is water resistant watch.
No, at least they should be 10atm or 100m/33ft 5 ATM you can use it in the shower
My watch is water resistant.
I got a my water resistant watch for only 29 bucks
I own a skmei S-Shock and yes they are water proof to a degree. It is not a diving watch but you can shower in it, it works fine in the rain, if you drop it in water it will be ok. It really depends on which watch you get. make sure the watch says water resistant on it.