Emporio Armani Open Skeleton - Green - 43mm

It is generally recommended to service your automatic watch every 3-5 years, or if you notice any changes in performance.

The watch offers some water resistance, but it's not designed for swimming or diving. Refer to the watch's specifications for exact water resistance details.

Unscrew the crown (if applicable), then rotate the crown clockwise. Generally, 20-30 turns are sufficient if it has stopped.

The watch will eventually stop as the power reserve depletes. You will need to wind it or wear it to get it running again.

Yes, the bracelet can be replaced. You can take it to a jeweler or watchmaker to replace the strap with another one that fits the watch's specifications.

Wipe the watch with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints and smudges. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents.

The power reserve is the length of time the watch will continue to run after being fully wound. The specific power reserve varies. Check the watch's technical specifications for details.

The watch may need winding or servicing. Ensure it is worn regularly or manually wound. If the problem persists, take it to a watch repair professional.

The watch may have run out of power. Wind the watch manually by rotating the crown clockwise. If the watch still doesn't work, seek professional repair.

Minor scratches on the crystal can sometimes be buffed out by a professional. Prevent further damage by avoiding contact with abrasive materials. Consider a protective film for the crystal.

Take the watch to a jeweler or watchmaker to have the bracelet adjusted. They have the appropriate tools to remove or add links.