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It's only tetraethyl lead that is absorbed through the skin aka in gasoline, and unless you plan to literally ingest your watch you'll be fine. Regarding lead in drinking water, again you have to drink it! Lead poisoning is not found through skin contact unless in solution (which doesn't include a watchcase in contact with skin)
Kazim, you carry on, some of us agree your right. I still think your a visionary :)
Last edited on Thu May 27th, 2010 09:07 pm by putnam dan