Water Resistance for Time and Time Steel

Last Updated - Oct 20, 2015 03:43PM PDT

Both the Pebble Time and Pebble Time Steel are water resistant up to 3ATM, according to the ISO 22810 standard. This means that Pebble Time is able to stay on your wrist as long as you don't go deeper than 30 meters under water.

So feel free to wear your Pebble Time in the shower, in the rain, while doing dishes, or while fishing, swimming, snorkeling etc. Just keep it above 30 meters and please also be aware that Pebble Time is only water-resistant as long as the seal remains in tact. For that reason, please do not press the buttons while Pebble is submerged.

If you do take Pebble Time with you in saltwater, please be sure to give it a rinse with fresh water shortly afterward. This will help prevent the salt from damaging the finish of your smartwatch or salt crystals from drying in button crevices and making them sticky or immobile.

With consideration to heat, Pebble Time has been tested to work within the temperature range of -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F). Please be sure to remove your Pebble Time before participating in activities that would expose Pebble to temperatures outside of that range, such as saunas or steam rooms.

Device Compatibility

Pebble Time, Pebble Time Steel, and Pebble Time Round

 Android: OS 4.3 or newer  iOS: iOS 8 or newer  Windows, Blackberry: not currently supported

Pebble Specs Pebble Time and Pebble Time Steel

 Scratch resistant  Water resistant up to 3ATM  Rechargeable batteries which can last up to 7 days on a single charge, depending on use.  64-color e-paper display and backlight

Pebble Time Round

 Scratch resistant  Splash resistant with an IPX7 rating  Rechargeable batteries which can last up to 2 days on a single charge, depending on use. Recharging is extremely quick, gaining another day’s worth of charge with only 15 minutes charging  64-color e-paper display and backlight

All models are operational in temperatures between -10 and 60 degrees C / 14 and 140 degrees F, with a maximum altitude of 10,000 feet or 3,000 meters.