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Second Time Round watch Daily Care Guide |
| Cleaning |
| In order to maintain the "look" of your "water-resistant" watch and the metal bracelet (if it has one), we recommend gently brushing it with a soft brush, dipped in lukewarm soapy water. After this operation, or after any immersion in seawater, carefully rinse your watch in fresh water. Carefully clean "non water-resistant watches" with a soft, dry cloth. |
| Warning ! Do not immerse a leather strap in water. |
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| Screw-down crown |
| For watches with a screw-down crown, ensure that the crown is perfectly screwed down before entering the water. |
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| Chronographs |
| Do not set the chronograph function under water, as water may seep in through the push-pieces, causing damage to the movement. |
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| Condensation |
| If condensation forms inside your watch, this means water has entered your watch. It will need to take it to a professional who asses the mechanics. |
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| Sea-water |
| After swimming in seawater or chlorinated water (swimming pools), we recommend rinsing your watch in fresh water. |
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| Water-resistant to 200 meters (660 feet). Suitable for skin diving. |
| Warning ! Non water-resistant watches should not be held close to steam or put in water or any other liquid. |
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| Opened case |
| Whenever the battery is changed or each time the case is opened for whatever reason, it is important to carry out a water-resistance test. |
| Warning ! Do not adjust the position of the crown to change the date or the time under water. When the crown is pulled out, water can seep into the case, causing damage to the movement. |
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