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Keeping your watch clean is the best way to enhance your watch’s lifetime. As long as its dry and dirt free from the outside, there are very little chances it has any major accumulation in the inside. The process is simple.
Wipe off any dust or moisture off your watch on a daily basis.
A quartz watch has a battery that can last for 2–3 years on average. The life of the battery is dependent on the type of the watch and number of complications it has.
The greater the complications, the lesser the battery life. Changing the battery as soon as it runs out is the best policy as failure to do so can result in an increased risk of battery leakage within the watch.
Water resistance is a quality that’s added to specific watches, and there’s varying ranges of the property that proportionally effects the price. Remember that water resistance isn’t something that will stick with your watch forever; constant maintenance is required.
Gaskets and seals are the main entities used to keep water from reaching the mechanism and with the passage of time, they can develop wear and tear. Thus, these must be replaced.
Having your watch tested for leakage every 12 – 18 months is the right strategy. Bring the watch to any one of our stores and we’ll carry out a thorough diagnostic and refurbishment process.
Swimming:Impacts
Sudden impacts or a burst of stress can lead to fracture within the watch’s sensitive components including the crystal, movement and dial. This may void the warranty of the watch and you’ll be left with no other choice but to spend your hard earned money on repairs. The repair costs can’t be predicted and are dependent on the damage that has been done.
There are impacts that don’t leave any external mark. In order to detect any possible damage caused by these impacts, take your watch to our trained expert watchmakers.
Extreme Temperatures
Temperatures below 0 degree and above 60 degrees Celsius can affect your timepiece. Temperature changes combined with humidity in the moisture is even more damaging to the watch.
Magnetic Fields
When mechanical watches are put near a magnet, their switches and gears are attracted by the pull of the magnetic field, that leads to a disruption of normal function. The watch may run at varying speeds or lose function altogether. Therefore, avoid placing your watch near TV, speakers, hooks, refrigerators and most commonly cell phones.
If the inevitable does happen, then bring your watch to our service center for realigning and maintenance.
Chemicals
Gaskets, case and leather strap are all vulnerable to chemicals like detergents, perfumes and solvents, so keep your watch away from it at all times.
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