Michael Hill watches are water resistant; not water proof. Please check your watch water resistance against the water-related use table above to see what water conditions your watch can withstand. The water resistance indicated (either in METRES or ATM) refers to a dry atmospheric pressure test and is not the depth below sea level that the watch has been designed for.
When a watch has been in salt water, always rinse with fresh water and dry. Watches with leather bands should ideally not be worn in water as the material will deteriorate over time.
If the watch is exposed to chlorinated pools, soaps, salt water, etc the gaskets should be changed on a yearly basis. If a watch has moisture under the glass, keep it dry and bring it to us as soon as possible.