How to protect your water-resistant watch

       (1) The water-resistant gasket is prone to ageing and deterioration; it should be replaced regularly or during every service.

　　(2) Damage to the watch crystal can affect the water resistance; replace it promptly if it becomes cracked.

　　(3) Do not operate the crown while the watch is underwater or wet to prevent water from entering the movement.

　　(4) After using the crown, push it back in completely. For screw-down crowns, ensure they are fully tightened without leaving any gaps.

　　(5) Wipe the watch dry immediately if it comes into contact with water.

　　(6) Avoid contact with chemical substances, as these can damage the case and the water-resistant gasket, reducing water resistance.

　　(7) Do not leave the watch in high-temperature (above 60°C) or low-temperature (below -10°C) environments for extended periods.

　　(8) If condensation appears inside the watch, have it removed promptly to prevent the movement from rusting.