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In theory, if water (especially salt water) reaches the xtal contacts, it could turn off the oscillation before its resistance messes with other parts of the wa
by squarefoot 4y ago
In theory, if water (especially salt water) reaches the xtal contacts, it could turn off the oscillation before its resistance messes with other parts of the watch turning it off completely, so there's a chance that it would stop, locking the time on the display before becoming unreadable.
- rasz 4y agono oscillation = no picture on the LCD, liquid crystal displays require AC signals, and those are derived from main clock