Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set the time, pull the crown out to the second click and rotate it to the desired position; if your model includes a date complication, pull the crown to the first click to adjust it. When the watch has been stationary for an extended period, give the crown a few manual winds or gently shake the watch to jumpstart the rotor. For care, wipe the casing and crystal periodically with a clean, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust and skin oils. Avoid exposing the watch to extreme magnetic fields, such as those near industrial speakers or medical equipment, as this can affect the accuracy of the mechanical movement. If you notice the watch consistently losing or gaining time, consult a professional watchmaker for regulation.