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‎11-29-2018 06:29

‎11-29-2018 06:29

Hello, 

 

My husband is a mechanic. I just got him the Versa and my question is, can he wear it to work to track every or do you suggest only when he’s not at work working on cars. 

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‎11-29-2018 06:33

‎11-29-2018 06:33

Well that depends how careful he is really. The watch can get damaged by knocks and scrapes and if it is damaged that way it wont be covered by warranty. But you can get third party bumpers and screen protectors. I wear mine all day every day (mind you I am not  a mechanic!) And it is has survived damage free.

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‎11-29-2018 06:34

‎11-29-2018 06:34

Hi, @ESR2004! To be honest, it's going to get banged up pretty quickly if he wears it while working on cars. Even though the glass is pretty resistant, it's the same glass as is used on cell phones. Also, the metal case is going to get gouged up. I would suggest that if he wants to keep it looking nice, he only wear it while he's not working.

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‎11-29-2018 06:53

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‎11-29-2018 06:53

Thank you very much for the recommendation. I will look into the covers for it 

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‎11-29-2018 06:54

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‎11-29-2018 06:54

Thank you yeah I was worried about like oil getting on it and I will tell him if we can’t find the covers for it then it’s best he not wear it to work

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