collectible watches Maintenance FAQ

watchesCommon Sense Maintenance Q&A

When choosing watches, many people will want to buy collectible watches, which can not only be collected and appreciated, but also worn. However, collectible watches have their own special nature and need maintenance. The following are common watch maintenance FAQs.

Q1: The special nature of collectible watches

collectible watches not only need to replicate the design of the original watch, but also need to maintain its quality and durability. Therefore, the materials and components used to make collectible watches undergo rigorous inspection and testing to ensure that the quality meets the standards of the original watches.

Q2: How to take care of collectible watches?

collectible watches need regular maintenance to ensure their proper functioning. The following points need to be noted:

• Regularly check the strap or bracelet for looseness or damage and replace or repair it in time.
• Avoid getting water in your watch. It is best to take off your watch when it rains or when taking a shower, and especially avoid soaking your hands in hot water.
• Clean the watch face and waterproof seals regularly to avoid damage from stains, sweat, grease, etc.
• Perform regular watch movement maintenance and refueling.

Q3: How to avoid damage to collectible watches?

Although collectible watches have been rigorously tested, you still need to avoid the following:

• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, long-term exposure will make the strap color fade, LED display hot spots.
• When exposed to high temperatures, damage should be prevented by removing the strap or covering the surface.
• Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfume, alcohol, solvents, etc. that can damage the watch face and components.
• Avoid taking your watch for strenuous exercise, such as intense sports or heavy work, the watch can be damaged by vibration.

Q4: When do I need to send my watch for repair?

If you find that the running time of the collectible watches is inaccurate, the timekeeping is not normal, the straps are loose and worn, and the water and dust enter into the watches, you need to send the watches for repair in time to avoid further expansion of the damage. Before sending the watch for repair, you can contact the after-sales service center to consult whether there is a warranty, so as to avoid paying unnecessary costs because of the watch problem.

The above is the common sense Q&A of watch maintenance, and I hope it will be helpful to people who like collectible watches.