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Galaxy WatchThey have a history of refusing all water damage claims for their water resistance rated devices. It seems to me that if they have devices with an IPX rating, any time there is water damage, absent any other damage, they should honor the claim. If they inspect the device and see it has been banged around enough to damage the seals, that's another story. BTW, the water lock is not to prevent water getting in, it's to prevent the screen from constantly turning on due to arm movements in the water. When you turn off the water lock it ejects water that may have entered the speaker (the sound waves push those few drops out).
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Galaxy WatchYes, I read the water lock was to lock the screen and help expelle any water that might get in the speaker area.