INSTRUCTIONS & CARE

Ensuring proper use and care of your watch

How to care for your watch

• Avoid violent impacts and knocks which could leave marks on your case and damage the internal mechanism of your watch.

• Do not subject your watch to extreme temperatures (less than 0°C or greater than 60°C) or temperature changes.

• Do not leave your watch near an electro-magnetic source, such as loudspeakers which could damage the mechanism of your watch.

• Over time, a watch may lose its water-resistance as seals become worn or if it suffers an accidental impact. We recommend you take your watch to one of our service centres every 3 years to check its water-resistance and its general condition.

• Simple crown: remember to put the crown back into the neutral position after changing the time in order to prevent moisture getting into the mechanism.

• Screw-down crown: remember to screw down the crown after changing the time in order to prevent moisture getting into the mechanism.

• Chronograph push buttons: do not activate the push buttons in water as water make get into the mechanism.

• Smartwatch crown: The “crown” is not a crown in the literal sense, it is simply a push button and does not turn (and if turned may be damaged). Do not activate the push button in water as water may get into the mechanism.

• In order to care for your timepiece, use a small toothbrush and soapy water to clean your metal straps and the water-resistant cases, then rinse carefully with clean water. Dry with a soft rag

• As a precaution, do not change the time and date between 8pm and 4am, as there is a high risk of mechanical breakage.