Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set the time, pull the crown to the second position and rotate to move the hands. If the watch has stopped, gently shake it to initiate the movement or wind the crown manually if the movement allows. Keep the watch away from strong magnets, which can interfere with the hairspring and cause timekeeping inaccuracies. For the silver-tone bracelet, use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove oils and moisture after wearing. It is recommended to have the movement inspected by a professional watchmaker every 3 to 5 years to ensure the internal lubrication remains effective. Avoid submerging the watch in water, as mechanical movements are sensitive to moisture ingress.