Mondaine stop2go Watch - White - 41mm

Use the provided time setting pen. Insert it into the designated slot on the watch case to move the minute hand. Once the desired time is set, remove the pen, and the second hand will execute its 2-second stop before continuing.

The 2-second stop feature is inspired by the iconic Swiss Railways station clock. It mimics the momentary pause of the second hand at the top of the minute, providing a distinctive visual characteristic and a connection to Swiss railway heritage.

The patented Back Light technology causes the underside of the watch hands to glow softly in the dark. It is designed to provide subtle visibility for checking the time in low-light conditions without being overly bright.

Please refer to the specific water-resistance rating indicated on your watch or in its accompanying documentation. Avoid submerging the watch beyond its stated limit.

The watch case is made of brushed stainless steel.

Yes, as a quartz movement watch, the Mondaine stop2go requires a battery to operate. The battery life will vary with usage.

Replacement time setting pens can typically be purchased through authorized Mondaine retailers or directly from Mondaine's customer service.

Ensure the battery is functional. If recently set, verify the time setting procedure was followed correctly using the provided pen. If issues persist, a professional watchmaker may need to inspect the movement.

Confirm that the time setting pen was used correctly and fully inserted to initiate the adjustment mode. Ensure the watch is properly wound or that the battery is sufficient. If the issue persists, the movement may require servicing.

The Back Light is designed for subtle visibility in low light. Ensure you are in a sufficiently dark environment to observe the glow. The intensity may vary; check if the watch has been exposed to strong light sources for prolonged periods, which might affect its charging.

Stainless steel straps often use a clasp system or link adjustments. Consult the watch's manual or seek assistance from a jeweler or watch repair shop for professional strap resizing or adjustment.