Tissot T-My Lady Automatic Watch - 24mm Silver

No, the Tissot T-My Lady Automatic has a water resistance rating of 50 meters, which is suitable for splashes and brief immersion but not for swimming or diving.

The Powermatic 48.111 movement has a power reserve of up to 48 hours, meaning it can continue to run for approximately two days after being fully wound or worn.

You can wind the watch by gently turning the crown clockwise about 30-40 times while it is in its closed position. Alternatively, wearing the watch throughout the day will allow the automatic rotor to wind it.

Yes, the watch features Top Wesselton diamond hour markers, indicating genuine diamonds.

The bezel is crafted from 18k rose gold, offering a luxurious contrast to the stainless steel case.

The dial is a gradient blue with a sunray finish, meaning it has radial lines that reflect light, creating a shimmering effect.

While small adjustments can sometimes be made by experienced individuals, it is recommended to have bracelet adjustments done by a professional jeweler or watchmaker to avoid damage.

Ensure the watch has been wound. If it is an automatic, it may need to be worn regularly or wound manually. Check if the watch has been exposed to strong magnetic fields. If the issue persists, a service may be required.

Ensure you are turning the crown in the correct direction for winding (usually clockwise). If it feels stiff when pulling to set the time, do not force it. Inspect for debris and consider professional servicing if resistance continues.

Sapphire crystal is highly scratch-resistant but not entirely immune. Minor surface marks may be buffed out by a professional watchmaker. Deep scratches typically require crystal replacement.

This indicates a breach in water resistance. Remove the watch from moisture immediately and take it to a qualified watchmaker for inspection and repair to prevent internal damage.