Temperature
Do not expose your watch to sudden temperature changes (exposure to sunlight followed by immersion in cold water) or to extreme temperatures (above 60° C or below 0° C).
Magnetic fields
Do not expose your watch to strong magnetic fields, such as those
such as those emitted by loudspeakers, cell phones, computers
Shocks
Avoid shocks as they may damage your watch. In the event of a violent shock, and if you notice your watch is out of adjustment, don’t hesitate to send it back to us for analysis.
Harmful products
Avoid direct contact with solvents, detergents, perfumes,
cosmetics, etc. they can damage the bracelet, case or gaskets.
Care and inspection
Regularly clean the case and bracelet with a soft cloth
to prevent corrosion caused by perspiration. All water-resistant
can be cleaned with a toothbrush and soapy water, then dried with a soft cloth. If immersed in seawater, the watch should be rinsed with fresh water, then dried completely.
Water-resistance
The water-resistance of watches is assessed on the basis of pressure tests
comparable to that experienced by a swimmer or diver in a stationary position at the depth corresponding to the pressure level in question. However, many aquatic activities involve a great deal of movement and other environmental changes. These exceptions to the method of evaluating a watch may call into question or invalidate its water-resistance characteristics. The water-resistance of a watch cannot be guaranteed indefinitely, and may be affected by aging gaskets or accidental impact on the crown. We recommend that you have the water-resistance of your watch checked regularly.
Never activate the time-setting crown and/or push-pieces
underwater, and make sure that the crown is pushed in fully
pushed in fully after each operation.
Never open your watch yourself.
If you need to repair your watch, the first thing to do is contact us.
How is your watch repaired?
For the maintenance of your watch, you can count on us. But for a little monthly cleaning, we can give you a few simple tips that don’t require professional equipment.
You’ll find all our tips on our How to clean your watch blog page.