HUGO #BRIGHT Grey Ion Plated Bracelet Watch - Hugo - 1530355 - #BRIGHT

No, while the watch is water resistant to 50 meters, this rating means it can withstand splashes, rain, and brief immersion. It is not recommended for swimming, showering, or diving, as the pressure and prolonged exposure can compromise its seals.

To set the time, gently pull the crown (the small knob on the side of the watch) out to its furthest position. Rotate the crown to move the hands to the correct time. Once set, push the crown back in fully to restart the watch.

Yes, the stainless steel bracelet is adjustable by removing or adding links. For the best fit and to avoid damaging the watch, we highly recommend having this done by a professional jeweler or watch repair service.

The watch uses a standard watch battery for its quartz movement. Battery life typically ranges from 2 to 3 years, depending on usage. When replacement is needed, it should be done by a professional.

Ion plating is durable, but like any surface finish, it can show signs of wear, scratches, or fading over time, especially with impact or abrasion. Proper care, such as avoiding harsh chemicals and abrasive surfaces, can help maintain its appearance.

Yes, the HUGO #BRIGHT Grey Ion Plated Bracelet Watch features a classic, versatile, and unisex design. Its 42mm case width and sophisticated grey aesthetic make it suitable for anyone looking for an elegant timepiece.

This usually indicates a depleted battery. Have the battery replaced by a professional watch technician to ensure the case is properly sealed and water resistance is maintained.

Check if the crown is fully pushed in. If it is, the movement might be affected by a strong magnetic field or require servicing. Consult a professional watch repair service.

This indicates a breach in water resistance. Immediately take the watch to a professional watch technician. Do not try to dry it yourself, as moisture can cause permanent damage to the movement.

Inspect the clasp for any debris or bent components. If a pin is loose or the mechanism is damaged, a jeweler can often repair or replace the clasp. Avoid forcing it.

Minor surface scratches might be buffed out by a professional, but deep scratches or significant wear on ion plating are often permanent and cannot be fully repaired without re-plating the component. Preventive care is crucial.