Embrace the fusion of tradition and innovation with the Stührling Celestial Timekeeper Collection,...Embrace the fusion of tradition and innovation with the Stührling Celestial Timekeeper Collection, a marvel of horological artistry. Each timepiece in this series is a testament to precision engineering, featuring an automatic Calibre Z2031 movement that beats at a rhythm of 21,600 V.P.H. Encased in a robust 44mm frame, the 22 jewels embedded within ensure meticulous timekeeping. Adorned with a genuine leather strap that melds comfort with elegance, the exhibition caseback offers a window into the mechanical soul of the watch. The dual time and sun/moon phase functionalities not only offer practicality but also an ode to the celestial dance that has guided explorers through time. This specific variant features a Rose Gold Case, Gun Metal Dial, Rose Gold Hands, Rose Gold Crown, and a Brown Strap.
This guide is for owners of the Stührling Celestial Timekeeper, focusing on the Rose Gold variant. The primary benefit is understanding the watch's features and how to use them effectively. Note that this guide covers basic operations; advanced servicing requires professional watchmakers.
All features
Material
Leather
Series
Celestial Timekeeper
Brand
Stührling
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I wind the watch?
The watch should wind itself through the movement of your wrist. If you do not wear it frequently, wind it manually (about 20-30 turns) to keep it running.
Is the watch water-resistant?
While the watch may have some water resistance, it is not designed for swimming or diving. Avoid prolonged exposure to water.
How do I set the date?
Pull the crown out to the first position and rotate it to adjust the date. Be sure not to set the date between the hours of 9 PM and 3 AM, as this can damage the movement.
What kind of strap does it have?
The watch comes with a genuine brown leather strap.
How do I care for the leather strap?
Clean the strap with a soft cloth and apply leather conditioner regularly to maintain its condition.
What type of movement is in this watch?
It features an automatic Calibre Z2031 movement.
What is the case size?
The case size is 44mm.
Troubleshooting
Watch stops working.
Ensure the watch has been wound sufficiently by wearing it regularly or manually winding it. If the issue persists, have it checked by a watchmaker.
Dual time not setting correctly.
Refer to the user manual for proper instructions on setting the dual time function. Ensure the crown is in the correct position when setting the second time zone.
Fogging under the crystal.
If fogging occurs, it indicates moisture has entered the watch. Have it inspected and serviced by a professional watchmaker immediately to prevent damage to the movement.
Leather strap wear and tear.
Clean the strap regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Apply leather conditioner to maintain the leather's suppleness and prevent cracking.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Elegant design with Rose Gold accents.
Dual Time function adds practicality for travelers.
Automatic movement ensures no battery changes.
Exhibition caseback provides visual interest.
Genuine leather strap offers comfort and style.
Cons
May require occasional manual winding if not worn regularly.
Leather strap requires care to maintain its condition.
Complex features may require a learning curve.
Not suitable for extreme water activities.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting the Time:
Unscrew and pull out the crown to the first position to set the date. Pull the crown to the second position to set the time.
Rotate the crown to adjust the hour and minute hands. Push the crown back in and screw it down to secure.
Dual Time Setting:
Use the designated buttons or crown to set the second time zone as per the instruction manual.
Sun/Moon Phase: The Sun/Moon phase is synchronized with the time.
Care Instructions:
Clean the watch with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, humidity, and direct sunlight.
Keep the leather strap dry to prevent damage. Apply leather conditioner periodically.
Have the watch serviced by a professional watchmaker every few years to maintain its performance and accuracy.