William Sommerwerck wrote:
>> Take it apart, clean the gasket,and its mating surfaces, and smear
>> a *small* amount of Vaseline/petroleum jelly on it, and reassemble.
>> Usually works for me.

> If the gasket is natural rubber (and perhaps even "synthetic"), Vaseline
> will dissolve it. Anyone who uses a certain product found in pharmacies
> knows this.

> I wondered whether the original post were a troll, as it's hard to
> understand how the poster would be aware the watch was leaking, without it
> having been inundated with water.