HUGO FIRST Watch

To set the time, gently pull the crown (the small knob on the side) out to its furthest position. Rotate the crown clockwise or counter-clockwise until the hands show the correct time, then push the crown back in completely to re-engage the movement.

Specific water resistance information for this model is not provided. To ensure the longevity of your watch, it is best to avoid exposing it to water, including showering, swimming, or heavy rain. Info needed: [Official water resistance rating (ATM/meters)].

As a Quartz watch, it uses a standard watch battery. The exact battery type and expected lifespan can vary, but typically last 2-3 years. When it stops or loses time, have it replaced by a professional watchmaker. Info needed: [Specific battery type].

For daily cleaning, use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. For a deeper clean, you can use a slightly damp cloth with a very mild soap. Ensure to dry the bracelet thoroughly immediately afterward to prevent water spots or residue buildup.

Adjusting the stainless steel link bracelet (adding or removing links) usually requires specialized tools and technical skill to avoid damaging the watch or bracelet. It is highly recommended to have this service performed by a professional jeweler or an authorized watch service center.

Warranty information typically accompanies your purchase and can vary by region and retailer. Please refer to your purchase documentation or contact the vendor for specific warranty details. Info needed: [Standard warranty period].

This usually indicates a depleted battery. Take the watch to an authorized service center or a reputable watchmaker for battery replacement. Avoid attempting to replace the battery yourself to prevent damage.

For a Quartz watch, significant inaccuracies often point to a low battery or, less commonly, a magnetizing issue. Try replacing the battery first. If the issue persists, consult a watchmaker, as strong magnetic fields can affect timekeeping.

The stainless steel link bracelet can be adjusted by adding or removing links. This typically requires specialized tools and expertise. It is highly recommended to visit a watch jeweler or authorized service center to have the bracelet professionally adjusted for an optimal fit.

Condensation indicates moisture has entered the watch, likely due to exposure to humidity or water. Immediately take the watch to a watchmaker. Do not try to dry it yourself, as prolonged moisture inside can cause irreversible damage to the movement.

Check the clasp for any debris or foreign objects that might be obstructing its mechanism. Gently clean the area. If it's still stiff or loose, the clasp mechanism might be bent or worn, requiring inspection and possible repair by a watch professional.