A watch is precision engineering on your wrist — treat it with the same care it took to craft it.
Care Videos
Quick Care Tips
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Regular Wipe-Down
After each wear, wipe the case and bracelet with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove skin oils and debris. Dry immediately with a lint-free cloth.
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Water Resistance
Water resistance ratings (30m, 50m, 100m) refer to static pressure — not active swimming or diving. Always check your specific watch's rating before exposing it to water. Seals degrade over time; have them tested annually.
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Avoid Magnets
Keep your watch away from magnetic fields (speakers, phone cases, refrigerator doors). Magnetism can affect the accuracy of mechanical movements.
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Temperature
Avoid extreme heat and cold. Don't leave your watch in a hot car or expose it to direct sunlight for extended periods — this degrades gaskets and lubricants.
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Storage
Store in your watch box or a cushioned watch roll. If storing long-term, wind mechanical watches monthly to keep the movement lubricated.
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Service Schedule
Mechanical watches should be professionally serviced every 3–5 years. Quartz watches need a battery check every 1–2 years. Bring yours in and we'll point you to a trusted watchmaker.