how to remove humidity from my watch?

Question

i bougth an expensive watch,yet whenever i go out it tends to be humid from the inside.is there a way to remove the humid from the watch

Answer 1

Well, I'm not a watch repair person, but here's what I did with my watch and it worked...of course, it was just a $75 Fossil...don't know if I'd have had the nerve to do this with a $1,000 Tag Heuer!

I removed the back and removed the works. Then I rubbed a small amount of Rain-x anti-fog liquid on the inside of the glass face. I let it dry then put the entire watch in a box with several of those little silica packs from various electronics I've bought and let it sit there for a few days to remove as much moisture as possible. I did this nearly a year ago and I haven't had a foggy watch face since (and I live in So. Texas where we got about 20 inches of rain the first week in July...temperature and humidity running high here!).

Answer 2

Condensation...

The only way, without opening it, will be to have that water evaporate, and that can take a while.

Put it in a box with dehydrating salts. You know, like the silica packs that they put in electronics boxes...
Don't let the metal touch the salts!