Ingersoll The Guy Automatic Watch - 43mm - Black

Yes, an automatic watch is powered by the movement of your wrist. If you don't wear it regularly, you will need to manually wind it by turning the crown clockwise about 30-40 times to give it a power reserve before wearing.

It means the watch can withstand splashes, rain, and brief immersion in water. It is not suitable for swimming, diving, or high-velocity water activities.

Automatic watches are generally less accurate than quartz watches. Daily variations of +/- 15-30 seconds are common, whereas quartz watches are typically accurate to +/- 15 seconds per month. Accuracy can be affected by factors like movement, temperature, and magnetic fields.

The power reserve for this model is typically around 38-40 hours when fully wound. This means if you take it off fully wound, it should continue running for about a day and a half.

Yes, you can replace the strap yourself if you have the right tools (spring bar tool) and a replacement strap of the correct 23mm width. It's a straightforward process for most watch enthusiasts.

Ingersoll proudly offers a lifetime warranty on their watches, reflecting their commitment to quality and durability.

Yes, the dial is described as a cool grey, offering a modern and sophisticated look that is versatile for various occasions.

Manually wind the watch by turning the crown clockwise 30-40 times. Ensure you are wearing the watch regularly, as the automatic movement requires motion to stay wound. If the issue persists, the watch may require servicing.

Gently pull the crown out to the first or second position (depending on your model's specific crown function) to set the time or date. Refer to the included instruction manual for detailed instructions on setting the time and date.

The leather strap may need time to break in. If wear is significant, consider replacing it with a new 23mm strap. For comfort, ensure the buckle is adjusted correctly for a snug but not tight fit.

This may indicate a breach in water resistance. Remove the watch from any moisture immediately and have it inspected by a qualified watchmaker. Avoid using the watch until it has been checked.