Hugo Boss Hero Sport Lux Watch - Blue & Silver

5ATM (5 atmospheres) water resistance means the watch is protected against splashes, rain, and can withstand brief immersion in water, such as showering or swimming in shallow water. It is not suitable for diving, snorkeling, or high-pressure water activities.

To set the time, pull the crown out to the furthest position and rotate it. To set the date, pull the crown out to the first click position and rotate it. Always push the crown back in fully after setting to ensure water resistance.

Yes, the stainless steel bracelet is adjustable. For a perfect fit, you will likely need to have links removed or added by a professional jeweler or watch repair service.

As a quartz watch, it uses a standard watch battery. The specific battery type and model number can be found by a watch technician upon opening the case back. Battery replacement should always be done by a professional to maintain water resistance.

Gently wipe the watch with a soft, lint-free cloth. For the stainless steel bracelet, a slightly damp cloth can be used. Ensure the crown is fully pushed in if using moisture. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

Yes, with its 5ATM water resistance, the watch is suitable for casual swimming and showering. However, avoid sudden temperature changes, hot tubs, saunas, and high-impact water sports like diving, as these can compromise the water seals.

First, ensure the crown is fully pushed in. If the watch remains inactive, the battery may need replacement. Consult a professional watch technician to replace the battery and check the movement.

Manually advance the time past midnight to check if the date changes. If not, pull the crown to the first click position and adjust the date. Ensure you avoid setting the date between 9 PM and 3 AM, as this is when the date mechanism is engaged and can be damaged if manually adjusted.

Some quartz chronographs allow for hand realignment. Consult the watch's specific manual (if available) for instructions on how to reset the chronograph hands. Often, this involves pulling the crown out and using the pushers to adjust the sub-dial hands to their zero positions. If unsuccessful, a watch technician can assist.

This usually indicates a breach in the watch's water resistance seal. Immediately take the watch to a qualified watch technician. Do not try to dry it yourself, as moisture can cause severe damage to the internal components.