Any places to avoid when wearing or keeping my watch?

Any places to avoid when wearing or keeping my watch?

There are several places to avoid when wearing your watch or keeping your watch:

1. Places where volatile agents (cosmetics such as polish remover, bug repellent, thinners etc) are vaporizing
2. Places where the temperature drops below 5 Celsius or rises above 35 Celsius for a long time.
3. Places of high humidity
4. Places affected by strong magnetism or static electricity
5. Dusty places
6. Places affected by strong vibrations


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