Emporio Armani Sea Explorer - Automatic Stainless Steel Watch

An automatic movement means the watch is powered by the motion of your wrist, eliminating the need for a battery. When you wear it, a rotor inside the watch winds the mainspring. If unworn for an extended period, it will stop and need to be manually wound or worn again to restart.

To keep the watch consistently powered, it's generally recommended to wear it for at least 8-10 hours a day. If you don't wear it daily, you may need to manually wind it every couple of days, or consider a watch winder.

20 ATM (200 meters) water resistance means the watch is suitable for professional marine activity and serious surface water sports, but not saturation diving. ISO 6425 certification is an international standard specifically for diver's watches, ensuring it meets strict requirements for water resistance, anti-magnetism, shock resistance, and visibility under water.

Yes, with its ISO 6425 certification and 20 ATM water resistance, this watch is suitable for recreational scuba diving. Always ensure the screw-down crown is fully secured before entering the water.

Super-LumiNova® is a phosphorescent material that charges by absorbing light (natural or artificial) and then glows in the dark. No special care is needed beyond normal cleaning of the watch. Its glow will naturally fade over several hours but can be recharged indefinitely by exposure to light.

Sapphire crystal is a highly durable and scratch-resistant material used for the watch glass. It's much harder than mineral glass, offering superior protection against scratches from daily wear, keeping your watch face clear and legible for longer. It's second only to diamond in hardness.

Yes, while the watch comes with a specific bracelet, it may be possible to replace it with other compatible straps (e.g., leather or silicone) of the correct lug width. However, using a non-original strap may alter the watch's aesthetic and original water resistance ratings if it doesn't fit perfectly or seal as intended. Consult a professional for recommendations.

The watch has an automatic movement and needs to be wound. If it hasn't been worn for a while, manually wind it by turning the screw-down crown clockwise about 20-30 times after unscrewing it. Ensure you wear the watch regularly for at least 8-10 hours a day for optimal self-winding. If the issue persists, seek professional service.

Fogging usually indicates a breach in the watch's water resistance seals. This could be due to the crown not being fully screwed down or worn seals. Stop using the watch in water immediately and have it inspected and serviced by a qualified watchmaker to prevent further damage.

First, ensure the time is set correctly, differentiating between AM and PM. If the date changes at noon, you have set the time incorrectly by 12 hours. Advance the hour hand by 12 hours. If the issue is persistent, or the date mechanism seems stuck, avoid forcing it and consult a professional watch service center.

The stainless steel bracelet can be adjusted by adding or removing links. This usually requires specialized tools and expertise. It is recommended to take your watch to a professional jeweler or watchmaker for proper bracelet adjustment to avoid damaging the plating or the links.