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Watches are at particular risk when the wearer dives into water after sunbathing.
The combination of the impact pressure with the negative pressure caused by the
sudden drop in temperature can quite easily cause damage. It is important to check
and, if necessary, replace seals when the battery is replaced.
Instructions for care
Your watch is a high precision electronic and mechanical masterpiece and should
serve you well for a long time.
Please note that your guarantee will be void in the event of improper use, unau-
thorised tampering and improper battery replacement and does not cover glass
breakages.
In the event of a guarantee claim please submit your invoice and the guarantee card.
Please keep your watch away from magnetic fields, heat, water and chemicals. Do
not submit it to sudden impact or abrasion. Watches should not be worn in bed.
If a battery operated watch stops or the low battery indicator shows, it should be ta-
ken to a specialist as soon as possible to prevent the battery from causing damage in
the watch or the environment. Batteries should be replaced by a specialist at regular
intervals of approx. 1 – 1 ½ years.
The seals can then be checked and, if necessary, replaced at the same time.
In the event of condensation forming underneath the glass (misting), the watch
should be taken to a specialist as soon as possible to prevent the moisture from
causing further damage. The crown should always be firmly pressed in or screwed
tight during use. The leather watch strap is subject to normal wear and tear and,
being a natural product, is particularly susceptible to moisture, perspiration, chemi-
cals and abrasion. It is not indefinitely durable and for reasons of hygiene should be
replaced every 6-12 months, depending on how often it is worn. The retaining pins
should be checked and, if necessary, replaced at the same time.
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