Maintain Your Watch
Why Does Your Watch Need Maintenance?
A watch, made up of hundreds of tiny components, is sensitive to mechanical and environmental factors. Regular maintenance ensures its performance, reliability, and appearance.
This section provides useful tips to help you maintain your watch and enjoy it for years to come.
Tips for Maintaining Your Watch:
How Can You Ensure Your Watch Continues to Deliver Exceptional Performance for Years to Come?
Avoid direct contact between your watch and solvents, cleaners, perfumes, and cosmetics, as they can damage the bracelet, case, and seals.
Use a toothbrush and soapy water to clean metal bracelets and all waterproof cases, and dry them with a soft cloth.
To protect your leather strap for as long as possible, follow these steps:
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2. Avoid prolonged sun exposure to prevent fading.
3. Remember that leather is permeable! Avoid contact with oily substances and cosmetics. It is not recommended to use leather cleaners.
4. If you encounter any issues with your leather strap, contact the nearest authorized watch retailer.
Unless your watch is equipped with a movement resistant to strong magnetic fields (up to 1.5 tesla or 15,000 gauss), such as the Master Chronometer movement, avoid placing your watch in environments with strong magnetic fields, such as speakers, refrigerators, certain handbag clasps, and iPad cases.
The operation of your automatic watch depends on the movement of the wearer's wrist. After fully winding, the watch will reach the specified power reserve. If the watch has not been worn for several days or wrist movements are insufficient for automatic winding, we recommend manually winding the crown 15 to 20 times in a clockwise direction.
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If the watch has not been worn for several days or wrist movements are insufficient for automatic winding, the power reserve will be depleted. We recommend winding the crown 15 to 20 times in a clockwise direction to manually wind the watch.
Be sure to tighten the crown carefully to prevent water from entering the watch.
All watches are tested according to NIHS (Swiss watch industry standards). While most watches can withstand impacts of up to 5000g, avoid sudden shocks and impacts.
After swimming, make sure to rinse your watch with warm water. Note: We recommend having your watch's waterproof performance checked by an authorized service center annually.
Avoid exposing your watch to extreme temperatures (above 60°C or 140°F, below 0°C or 32°F) or rapid temperature changes.
The water resistance of your watch is not permanent. It may be affected by aging seals or accidental impacts to waterproof components such as the crown, buttons, or glass. We recommend having your watch's water resistance checked by an authorized service center annually.
Regular Maintenance
Like other highly precise instruments, watches need regular maintenance to ensure optimal functioning. However, we cannot specify an exact maintenance interval, as it may vary depending on the model, climate, and how well the watch is cared for. Generally, the recommended interval for regular maintenance is every 3 to 5 years.
The water resistance of your watch cannot be guaranteed to last forever, especially due to aging seals or accidental impacts. We recommend having your watch's water resistance checked by an authorized service center annually.
Does Your Watch Need Maintenance?
Trained watchmakers use the most advanced modern facilities to repair both current series watches and vintage timepieces.
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Nearby Service Locations
If your watch needs maintenance or repair, please make sure to visit a service center for assistance.
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