Seiko Classic Dress Watch - Leather Strap

While the product description does not specify a water resistance rating, most classic dress watches are designed for everyday splash resistance (e.g., hand washing, light rain) but are not suitable for swimming, showering, or submersion. Always avoid direct contact with water if specific resistance is not stated.

This watch is powered by a dependable quartz movement, which is known for its accuracy and reliability with minimal maintenance.

Gently pull out the crown on the side of the watch. Pull to the first click to adjust the date/day by rotating, and to the second click to adjust the time by rotating the hands. Push the crown back in completely when finished.

The battery life for quartz movements typically ranges from 2 to 5 years, depending on the specific battery and watch usage. When the watch stops, it's usually an indication that the battery needs replacement by a qualified technician.

Yes, typically leather straps on watches can be replaced. You would need to measure the lug width of the watch case to ensure you purchase a replacement strap of the correct size. A local watch repair shop can assist with replacement if needed.

To clean the leather strap, gently wipe it with a soft, slightly damp cloth and allow it to air dry completely. Avoid using harsh chemicals, soaps, or immersing it in water. Regular cleaning and avoiding excessive moisture will help maintain its condition.

The most common cause for a quartz watch to stop is a depleted battery. Take the watch to a certified watch technician to have the battery checked and replaced. Ensure the crown is fully pushed in.

First, ensure the time is set correctly for AM/PM (the watch only has 12 hours). If the watch thinks it's 10 AM when it's actually 10 PM, the date will change at noon. Adjust the time by advancing the hour hand past 12 o'clock. If the issue persists, avoid setting the date between 9 PM and 3 AM. If already set within this period, wait until 3 AM and then reset.

Leather straps can be stiff initially; they will soften with wear. Ensure the strap is not too tight; you should be able to comfortably slide a finger under it. If irritation occurs, clean the strap and your wrist, and ensure there's no moisture trapped underneath. If discomfort persists, consider if you might have a sensitivity to leather and consult a dermatologist.

This indicates a potential breach in water resistance. Avoid further water exposure immediately. Take the watch to a professional watchmaker as soon as possible to prevent damage to the movement from moisture. Do not attempt to dry it yourself with heat.