The maintenance of a watch
High-end watches are recommended to be maintained every two to three years, including replacing the waterproof components, checking the timekeeping performance and power consumption of the movement, cleaning the movement, and maintaining the appearance. This maintenance service will effectively extend the service life of your watch.
OneWhen wearing a watch, the sweat on your hand can corrode the watch case. Since the full steel watch case is made of nickel-chromium alloy, it has better corrosion resistance. However, the half steel watch case is made of copper, which is easily corroded when in contact with sweat over a long period of time. It is recommended to often wipe away the sweat with a soft cloth or use a plastic watch stand to prevent it from being corroded by sweat.
（2Do not open the back cover casually, or dust may enter the movement to affect the normal operation of the watch.
ThreeDo not put the watch in the wardrobe with camphor balls, or the watch oil may deteriorate.
（4Do not place the watch on the amplifier, speaker, television, to avoid magnetization.
5Long-term storage of watches not worn should be wound monthly, once. For automatic movement watches, one should gently swing them a few minutes or wear them on the wrist for a while to allow them to automatically wind. This prevents the parts from remaining in a static state for a long time, ensuring the watch's operational performance.
6A typical mechanical watch that has been exposed to moisture can be dried by placing dry cotton on the watch and then using a40Watt's incandescent lamp baking5Minutes, the moisture in the watch can be completely evaporated. If the quartz electronic watch is wet, you can take some small pieces of calcium chloride, wrap them in gauze; then open the cover of the electronic watch, put the wrapped calcium chloride and the electronic watch into a non-leakable plastic bag or glass bottle, seal it. Generally, 3It will take about an hour to remove the moisture and restore the electronic watch to normal operation. For watches with severe moisture damage, you may need to extend the dehumidification time accordingly.
7When you receive a beloved watch, it is absolutely necessary to preserve the protective packaging box used to protect the watch. These protective packaging boxes can provide the watch with the safest protection when it is not being worn, preventing it from being damaged by falls or collisions. Therefore, it is essential to keep the packaging box, and it is recommended to develop the habit of putting the watch into the box when it is not being worn. This will greatly reduce the chance of damage to the watch.
8It is best not to wear the same watch every day, but to alternately use several different watches. This not only enriches one's personal style but also avoids dust and body oils accumulating on the same watch. For leather watch straps, special care is needed to prevent constant wear and tear from daily use, as even if the surface looks new, the watch can appear very old.
9Wearing a watch on your wrist while sleeping can have adverse effects on the body if the watch is a nightlight watch. This is because the luminous material on the watch's hands and dial, mainly a mixture of radium and zinc sulfide, emits radiation when it is excited by radium. If you wear a watch while sleeping, your body will be exposed to radium radiation for eight to nine hours, which can be harmful to your health. Therefore, it is best to remove the nightlight watch before going to bed and place it on the table.
10After the watch crystal is scratched with many lines, you can first drop a few drops of water on the crystal, and then apply a little toothpaste to wipe it. This can remove the scratches and make the crystal look brand new.
Note: Identification of Copper Case
The bezel is divided into various materials such as gold, steel, aluminum, copper, titanium, alloy, plastic, and wood. The most commonly used and chosen watches are those with full steel material bezels and straps. However, many people may not know that many watches that claim to have full steel bezels are actually copper bezels. (Also known as semi-steel bezels). Copper bezels (including straps) are more than several times cheaper than full steel material watches, with greater profit margins. Therefore, many merchants will make great efforts on this point.to use copper to replace steel”Luring buyers with extremely low prices to attract their attention. Therefore, I will give a simple introduction to the method of differentiating full steel watches from half steel watches:
aThe full steel watch case has a dull luster, with rounded corners that lack sharp edges. The copper watch case has a bright luster with a whitish tint, and the corners of the lugs are sharp. The lugs usually have clear ring-shaped patterns formed by the knife cut, with varying depths and sizes and loose and uneven arrangements. However, the patterns on the full steel watch case are delicate and uniform, with close and orderly arrangements.
bGently scratch a small section of the lugs (check the inside of the lugs on the back) with a knife, if it turns yellow, it's a copper case.
CCopper watch cases have poor corrosion resistance, and if they are not properly maintained, they may easily fade (turn yellow or red) after a period of use, as well as develop bubbles or peeling of the plating.

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