Sekonda Rene - Silver

It means the watch can withstand splashes and light rain but is not suitable for swimming, diving, or prolonged exposure to water.

Gently pull the crown outwards to the first or second position (depending on the model's stem) to set the time. Push the crown back in firmly once set. If it's a screw-down crown, unscrew it first, set the time, and then screw it back down tightly.

This watch uses a standard button cell battery, typically a silver-oxide type. The exact model will be specified by a watch technician during battery replacement.

Adjusting a stainless steel bracelet often requires specialized tools to remove or add links. It is recommended to have this done by a jeweler or watch repair professional for a proper fit and to avoid damaging the bracelet.

The battery typically lasts between 2 to 3 years, depending on usage and environmental factors. A watch technician can advise on battery life upon replacement.

The 2-year guarantee generally covers manufacturing defects. It typically does not cover accidental damage, water damage beyond the stated resistance, normal wear and tear, or battery replacement.

Mineral glass offers a good level of scratch resistance for daily wear, but it is not entirely scratch-proof. It is more susceptible to scratching than materials like sapphire crystal.

The battery may be depleted and require replacement. Contact a qualified watch technician. Ensure the crown is fully pushed in.

This indicates that water has entered the watch. Remove the watch immediately and take it to a qualified technician for inspection and repair to prevent further damage.

The bracelet may require adjustment. Visit a jeweler or watch repair shop for professional resizing. Ensure the clasp is fully engaged.

Minor scratches may be less noticeable over time. For significant scratches, the glass will need to be professionally replaced by a watch technician.