Heritor Automatic Frederick Watch - Leather-Band

To set the time, gently pull the crown out to the first position. Rotate the crown clockwise or counter-clockwise until the hour and minute hands are at the correct time. Once set, push the crown firmly back into its original position to ensure water resistance.

No, the Heritor Automatic Frederick Watch features an automatic mechanical movement. It is powered by the natural motion of your wrist, so it does not require a battery. If unworn, it can be manually wound.

No. The watch has a 5 ATM water resistance rating, which means it is suitable for resisting splashes, rain, and brief immersion. It is not designed for swimming, showering, bathing, or diving, as these activities can compromise its water resistance and damage the movement.

The 42-hour power reserve means that once the watch is fully wound, it will continue to run for approximately 42 hours even if it is not worn or manually wound during that period. After 42 hours, it will stop and need to be rewound or worn again.

To maintain the genuine leather strap, avoid prolonged exposure to water, direct sunlight, and harsh chemicals. If it gets damp, wipe it gently with a soft cloth and allow it to air dry naturally. Periodic application of a leather conditioner can help keep it supple and prevent cracking.

This refers to the watch glass. It's a mineral crystal that has been treated with a layer of sapphire, which is extremely hard. This coating significantly enhances the crystal's scratch resistance, making it more durable than standard mineral glass.

Yes, this is normal for the Heritor Automatic Frederick Watch. It features a 'seconds sub-dial,' meaning the seconds are displayed on a smaller, separate dial, usually located at the 6 o'clock position, rather than with a central sweeping seconds hand. This is a design choice.

This is common for automatic watches. Ensure you are wearing it consistently (at least 8-10 hours a day) or manually wind it once a day if worn less frequently. The power reserve is 42 hours, so it will stop if unworn beyond this period.

First, ensure the watch is fully wound (either by wearing it consistently or manual winding). If the issue persists, the watch might have been exposed to strong magnetic fields. Keep it away from strong magnets (e.g., speakers, some electronic devices). If accuracy issues continue, professional servicing may be required. Info needed: Contact customer support for servicing.

This usually indicates a breach in the watch's water resistance seal, likely due to a sudden temperature change or prolonged exposure to moisture. Stop using the watch immediately and contact customer support for professional inspection and repair to prevent damage to the movement. Info needed: Specific contact details for customer support.