Diving with my polar

[DJ4]

Hey,

Anyone had diving experience with his 226570 exp II ?

I’m thinking whether it’ll be a good idea….

The watch is relatively new, my daily since Feb.22, I do everything with him, including shower pool, beach….

What do you think?

Thanks

[Andad]

As deep as you want to go.

[watchmavan]

You'll break before the watch does.

[enjoythemusic]

Originally Posted by DJ4

What do you think?

i think you'll have a great time diving with your Exp II. How deep are you going?

[brandrea]

Aside from it not having a rotating dive bezel, you’ll be fine

[travisb]

Perfectly fine. Dive away!

[Daveh777]

No probs. I done lots of swimming in my Exp II. Very good in water.

[1William]

No issues, go for it.

[Filipão]

Originally Posted by DJ4

Hey,

Anyone had diving experience with his 226570 exp II ?

I’m thinking whether it’ll be a good idea….

The watch is relatively new, my daily since Feb.22, I do everything with him, including shower pool, beach….

What do you think?

Thanks

Are you below 200m?

For Christ's sake it's a tool watch

[Nodzex]

Explorer is NOT a dive watch by design, for God’s sake it was made famous by exploring the mountains and going to all high peaks and such.
With that being said, I don’t think you should have any problems diving with it as long as you don’t go below 100’

[Jefferyasher]

Originally Posted by Nodzex

Explorer is NOT a dive watch by design, for God’s sake it was made famous by exploring the mountains and going to all high peaks and such.
With that being said, I don’t think you should have any problems diving with it as long as you don’t go below 100’

Shouldn’t that be 330ft instead?

[DJ4]

Seriously?
Wow I’m surprised all of you said that it’s ok.

I did dove with my sub with no worries as it’s 300m and built for it.

With the polar - The 100m and twinlock system is ok to go down as much as 30 meters?

In the pic - me diving at Cyprus together with the Sub :)

[omar-rye]

Just make sure all your bracelet screws and links are tight

[Bizcut1]

I wouldn't do a deep dive with it. Not rated for that.

Modern dive computers really make wearing a watch for this task obsolete.

Unless its part of the outfit as a prop or a pose, I guess.

[Tools]

The Explorer II is not a dive-watch in that it does not meet the specific requirements/specifications as spelled out in ISO-6425.

However, the watch is rated for 100-meter depth water resistance so should be perfectly capable of most recreational dive depths.

[herefortheattachment]

I saw a professional diver on here a while back who did hundreds of dives in their vintage Datejust. Pretty sure it was a 16013. Your modern Explorer is more than capable

[MrMercedes]

Originally Posted by Tools

The Explorer II is not a dive-watch in that it does not meet the specific requirements/specifications as spelled out in ISO-6425.

However, the watch is rated for 100-meter depth water resistance so should be perfectly capable of most recreational dive depths.