Sekonda Monica - Two Tone Bracelet Watch

'Splashproof' means the watch can withstand minor splashes of water, such as light rain or when washing your hands. It is not designed for showering, bathing, swimming, or any activity where it might be submerged in water.

Info needed: Typical battery life for this model. Generally, quartz watch batteries last 1 to 3 years depending on usage. It is recommended to have the battery replaced by a qualified watch technician.

While some basic link removal tools are available, it is generally recommended to have the bracelet size adjusted by a professional jeweler or watch repair service to prevent damage to the links or the watch.

Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the bezel and stones. Avoid using any liquid cleaners directly on the stones or harsh brushes, as these could dislodge them or damage the setting. For deeper cleaning, consult a professional.

The ion-plated two-tone finish is designed for durability in normal use. However, like any plated item, it can be susceptible to wear over time, especially with exposure to chemicals, abrasives, or harsh impacts. Proper care, as outlined in the care section, will help maintain its appearance.

Info needed: Specific warranty information. Sekonda watches typically come with a manufacturer's warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Please refer to your purchase documentation or Sekonda's official website for detailed warranty terms and conditions.

Ensure the crown is pushed in completely. If the watch still doesn't run, the battery may need replacement. This typically requires professional assistance.

Re-set the time according to the 'Setting the Time' instructions. Make sure the crown is fully pushed in after setting. If the issue persists, it might indicate a low battery or a mechanical issue requiring professional inspection.

The bracelet may need adjustment to fit your wrist comfortably. This usually involves removing or adding links. It is recommended to have this done by a professional jeweler or watch repair service to avoid damaging the bracelet.

Small stones can occasionally come loose, especially after impacts. If a stone is loose, avoid wearing the watch until it can be secured by a professional jeweler or watch repair specialist. If stones have fallen out, they may be replaceable by a professional.

Gently clean the watch with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals, lotions, or perfumes, which can tarnish the finish over time. Regular cleaning and proper storage will help maintain its shine. If tarnishing is severe, professional cleaning might be necessary.