Max Bill Chronoscope Watch - 40mm - White

The power reserve varies depending on the specific movement used in the Chronoscope model. Please refer to the product specifications for your exact model for precise details. Generally, it is designed to run for approximately 40-50 hours after a full wind.

The Max Bill Chronoscope is a mechanical watch that requires manual winding via the crown. It is not an automatic self-winding watch.

'Chronoscope' is Junghans' term for their chronographs, indicating the watch's ability to measure elapsed time.

Mechanical watches typically require servicing every 3 to 5 years to maintain accuracy and ensure the longevity of the movement. This includes cleaning, lubricating, and adjusting the movement.

The water resistance rating varies by model. Please check the specific product details for your Max Bill Chronoscope. It is generally designed for splash resistance and not for swimming or diving unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Yes, the strap can typically be changed. The 40mm Max Bill Chronoscope usually uses standard lug widths, but it is recommended to confirm the exact size before purchasing a new strap.

Ensure the watch is fully wound by turning the crown clockwise about 30-40 times until you feel resistance. If it still does not run, it may require servicing.

Ensure the chronograph is fully stopped before attempting to reset. If the issue persists, the movement may need adjustment by a watchmaker.

Ensure you are setting the time correctly, passing midnight to advance the date. Avoid setting the date between 9 PM and 3 AM, as this can damage the date-setting mechanism.

Minor deviations are normal for mechanical watches. If significant time loss or gain occurs, the watch may need regulation by a professional watchmaker.