Answer from AP on Operating Inner Bezel Underwater
Just thought I'd share what I got as answer from AP Le Brassus when I asked if the inner rotating bezel could be operated under water. I can't make sense of the final answer I got. Excerpts below :AP : Regarding to your inquiry, we kindly inform you that it is not advisable to operate the inner bezel underwater as it might pose a risk for water penetration. The same goes for time setting function. We sincerely invite you to read the life and care information with the website below:https://.audemarspiguet/en/service/looking-after-your-timepiece/Response from me :What you said is inconsistent with what is stated on your website at the link you provided. I quote :SWIMMING WITH WATER RESISTANT WATCHESBefore swimming, check that the crown and push-pieces are fully screwed down. Aside from crowns on our Diver models, crown and push-pieces should not be activated while submerged in water. After swimming in salt water, rinse the watch with fresh waterThe second sentence says in other words

15300 Thank You Takayu
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