Sekonda Catherine - Green Dial Watch - 40295

A 50-meter water resistance rating means the watch is suitable for everyday use and can withstand splashes, rain, and short periods of immersion like handwashing. It is NOT recommended for swimming, showering, bathing, or diving, as sustained water pressure or steam can compromise the seals.

The battery in a quartz watch typically lasts between 2 to 3 years, depending on usage. When the watch stops, it's time for a battery replacement by a professional.

Adjusting the bracelet, which involves removing or adding links, typically requires specialized tools and expertise. It is recommended to have this done by a professional jeweler or watch technician to ensure it's done correctly and without damaging the watch.

The case is made of silver-tone alloy. While many people have no issues, individuals with sensitive skin or known allergies to certain metals might find alloy less hypoallergenic than stainless steel. If you experience skin irritation, discontinue use.

The mother of pearl dial is protected by the watch glass. Clean the glass with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, which can scratch the glass or damage the surrounding case.

The Sekonda Catherine Green Dial Watch comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee from the date of purchase, covering manufacturing defects. Please refer to the warranty card included with your watch for full terms and conditions.

For servicing, battery replacement, or repairs, it is recommended to visit an authorized Sekonda service center or a reputable watch repair professional to ensure genuine parts are used and the watch's integrity (especially water resistance) is maintained.

The most common reason for a quartz watch to stop is a depleted battery. Take the watch to a qualified watch technician or an authorized service center for battery replacement.

Ensure the time is set correctly, specifically AM/PM. If the watch thinks it's 10 AM when it's 10 PM, the date will change at noon instead of midnight. Reset the time, ensuring the hour hand passes 12 to correctly register midnight before setting the actual time. Also, avoid manually setting the date between 9 PM and 3 AM.

The bracelet may need to be adjusted by adding or removing links. This often requires specialized tools and is best done by a jeweler or watch technician to prevent damage.

This indicates a breach in the water resistance. Stop wearing the watch immediately and take it to a qualified watch repair professional to prevent further damage to the movement.

Do not force the crown. This could indicate dirt accumulation or a mechanical issue. Take the watch to a professional for inspection and repair.