What should women pay attention to when wearing a watch?

　　In formal social settings, ladies' watches are often regarded as jewellery. So, what should you keep in mind when wearing a ladies' watch in daily life?

　　Precautions for wearing ladies' watches

　　Wearing a waterproof watch is more convenient

　　Purchase a waterproof ladies' watch whenever possible. If a ladies' watch is not waterproof or the case is poorly sealed, it can easily cause movement malfunctions. Furthermore, if water or moisture enters the movement, steel components will rust, quartz watches will experience circuit failure, and in severe cases, parts may be damaged. Even tiny dust particles or fibres can penetrate the movement, causing the watch to stop or run inaccurately. Conversely, a ladies' watch with good water resistance can guarantee long-term timekeeping accuracy and reduce unnecessary servicing. Generally speaking, a screw-down caseback may offer better water resistance than a press-in caseback, and a round caseback is easier to make waterproof than a square one. Additionally, watches with screw-down crowns should offer excellent water resistance.

　　How people of different ages and physical constitutions should choose and wear ladies' watches

　　Some people should not wear automatic ladies' watches Anyone who does not get enough daily physical activity, the elderly, the infirm, and those who sit for long hours at work, had best not wear automatic ladies' watches. If a person's physical activity is insufficient, the mainspring of the ladies' watch will not be fully wound, causing the watch to frequently stop or run while worn but stop when taken off. Moreover, the watch will often stop at night when the calendar changes. At the same time, the timekeeping accuracy of the watch will be poor with a large rate deviation. Therefore, it is recommended that those with insufficient physical activity choose to wear quartz ladies' watches or manual-winding mechanical watches.

　　Ladies' watch care instructions

　　1. Frequently use a relatively soft cloth or silk to gently wipe away dirt and sweat stains on the case.

　　2. Manual-winding mechanical watches should be wound at a fixed time, preferably fully wound at one go. When turning the crown, the speed should be moderate, and do not wind it too tightly. Over-winding can easily cause the mainspring to stick to the oil in the barrel. When the mainspring relaxes, it can easily break due to excessive elasticity.

　　3. Watches are most sensitive to violent vibrations. It is best to take it off when playing ball games or hitting things with your hands, unless you are sponsored by the brand like the person below.

　　4. Watches are also susceptible to water ingress. Therefore, it is best to take off your watch when doing laundry, washing your hands, or performing other tasks involving water. If mist or water droplets appear on the watch glass, it should be serviced promptly to wipe away the moisture and dry the movement. If you find mist or condensation on the crystal, pull the crown outwards, place the glass face down for a day, and then push the crown back to its original position to resolve the issue (this occurrence does not mean the watch's water resistance has deteriorated; the crown may have been inadvertently pulled out from its original position during use).

　　So-called trendy items are the fashionable goods of today's youth. On the wrists of the vast majority of people, besides fashion accessories, a diverse, delicate and compact ladies' watch is indispensable. Wearing a ladies' watch has broken past the boundary of being purely a luxury item that reflects the charm of successful individuals; many people now wear ladies' watches as accessories. Crystal-clear, diverse in style, and brilliantly coloured ladies' watches embody youth and vitality.