Tudor Heritage Chrono

[nikaiyo2]

Has anyone got a Tudor Heritage Chrono? How do you get on with the screw down pushers? Do they need to be screwed in to maintain WR?
The blue and orange one really hits the spot, but I found the pushers really detracted from it.

[AlexC1981]

I would not let that put you off. How often are you going to use those pushers anyway? I can't remember the last time I used my watch to time something.

[Podie]

I have one as my daily wearer. Never had a problem with the pushers - but I believe they need to be in for water resistance.

[nikaiyo2]

AlexC1981 said:

I would not let that put you off. How often are you going to use those pushers anyway? I can't remember the last time I used my watch to time something.

Lol since I quit smoking I fiddle with anything I can get my hands on

[GoBig]

No problem with the screw down pushers, not that I ever use them!

Grey dial for me; I was sure it was going to be the black dial right up til I had them side by side.

Mines a daily(ish) wearer too.

Get one, you won't regret it.

[CardShark]

I might be wrong however I thought that WR is compromised only when the pushers are activated underwater and that the screw down crowns prevent that. You (probably!) could use the watch underwater without the crowns being fastened however you'd then risk accidental operation of the pushers. In short, keep the crowns screwed down!

[nikaiyo2]

CardShark said:

I might be wrong however I thought that WR is compromised only when the pushers are activated underwater and that the screw down crowns prevent that. You (probably!) could use the watch underwater without the crowns being fastened however you'd then risk accidental operation of the pushers. In short, keep the crowns screwed down!

That's kind of my worry, fiddling with the pusher and not screwing it back in then jumping in the shower...

I did that with the HEV on my Seamaster years ago, requiring a new movement after it got some head and shoulders in lol