Pilot Majetek - 43mm - Brown

The Calibre L893 movement has an impressive power reserve of 72 hours, meaning it can run for three days without being wound or worn.

Water resistance specifications vary by model. Check the specific water resistance rating for your Pilot Majetek. For most dress watches or those with leather straps, it is best to avoid submerging them in water, including swimming, to prevent damage to the movement and strap.

Automatic watches can be wound manually by gently turning the crown clockwise while it is pushed all the way in. For the Pilot Majetek, about 30-40 turns should be sufficient to get it started. The watch will also wind itself through the motion of your wrist while wearing it.

A bi-directional rotating bezel can be turned clockwise or counter-clockwise. In aviation, this was historically used for calculations like time differences or fuel consumption, acting as a basic navigational aid.

It is generally recommended to have a mechanical watch like the Pilot Majetek serviced every 5-7 years by an authorized watchmaker to ensure its internal components remain lubricated and functioning correctly.

The case of the Longines Pilot Majetek is crafted from stainless steel.

The Longines Pilot Majetek features a small seconds sub-dial at the 6 o'clock position. Specific models within the collection may or may not include a date complication; please refer to the exact product specifications.

Ensure the watch has been wound sufficiently. If it's an automatic, wear it regularly or manually wind the crown by turning it clockwise about 30-40 times. If the issue persists, the movement may require servicing.

Minor deviations are normal for mechanical watches. However, significant inaccuracies may indicate the watch needs regulation. Avoid exposing the watch to strong magnetic fields or impacts, which can affect accuracy. If the problem continues, seek professional service.

Ensure the crown is not stripped. If it feels gritty, it might need cleaning or lubrication. Avoid forcing the crown. If resistance is significant, it's best to have it inspected by a watchmaker.

Adjust the buckle for a better fit. Leather straps naturally wear over time. For significant wear or discomfort, consider purchasing a replacement strap from Longines or a compatible aftermarket option.