Guess - Automatic Watch - Blue - 42mm

No, the automatic movement is designed to wind itself through the motion of your wrist as you wear it. If the watch stops, a gentle shake or manual winding (if applicable for the model) will start it.

Automatic watches are generally less accurate than quartz watches due to the complexity of mechanical movements. Expect variations of a few seconds per day, which is normal. Quartz watches typically offer much higher precision.

The watch has a water resistance of 50 meters, which is suitable for splashes and brief immersion (like washing hands or rain). It is not recommended for swimming or diving.

The silver refers to the base color of the stainless steel case and bracelet, while rose gold accents are added through plating or material to provide a warmer, pinkish metallic hue.

It is generally recommended to have an automatic watch movement serviced by a professional watchmaker every 3 to 5 years to maintain its accuracy and longevity.

Mineral glass is moderately scratch-resistant. While it can withstand everyday wear, it is more susceptible to scratching than harder materials like sapphire crystal. Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces.

Gently shake the watch for 30 seconds to engage the automatic winding mechanism. Ensure you are wearing it regularly or consider using a watch winder.

Minor variations are normal for automatic watches. If significant, ensure the watch is fully wound and has been worn consistently. If the issue persists, it may require servicing by a watchmaker.

This indicates that moisture has entered the case, compromising water resistance. Immediately take the watch to a qualified watchmaker for inspection and repair to prevent further damage.

Do not force the crown. Small particles of debris may be lodged in the threading. Gently try to clean the area around the crown with a soft brush. If the problem persists, seek professional service.