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TOPLINKX _INSERT_1_BEGIN As a high-precision timekeeping instrument and artistic accessory, proper use and maintenance of watches are crucial. They can extend the lifespan, accuracy, and aesthetic appeal of the watch, making it more convenient for your work and life.1. Appearance Parts Maintenance (1) Watch Case and Strap: The materials of watch cases and straps vary widely, such as tungsten titanium alloy, high-tech ceramics, stainless steel, soft fiber, ordinary steel, etc. When wearing, try to avoid friction or impact with objects of equal or higher hardness.Regular cleaning of the watch case and strap is also necessary. Additionally, seawater, saltwater baths, perfume, shampoo, nail polish, nail polish remover, and some chemical-containing cosmetics can corrode the watch's gold-plated layer and metal surface, so contact should be avoided.(2) Watch mirror: The watch mirror can basically be divided into synthetic crystal glass, mineral glass, and sapphire glass.The abrasion resistance of synthetic crystal glue is slightly poor and prone to scratches, but its impact resistance is strong; blue crystal glass has a moderate level of wear resistance but is brittle and prone to severe impacts; mineral glass is somewhere in between.Even the wear-resistant blue crystal glass should be carefully handled to avoid scratches on its surface due to impurities contained in grinding stones, sandpaper, nail files, emery boards, concrete walls, etc.2. Watch Waterproof 30m Waterproof: refers to daily waterproof use, such as washing hands, washing face, being exposed to rain, or splashing water from cars.50m Waterproof: Suitable for fishing, car washing, showering, swimming, etc.100m or above Waterproof: Suitable for diving, snorkeling, etc.Watch Mirror, Case and Strap - Watch Maintenance Knowledge The materials of watch glass are divided into organic glass, mineral crystal glass, sapphire crystal glass, etc.Common materials for watch cases and straps include plastic, copper, stainless steel, tungsten titanium alloy, high-tech ceramics, and precious metals. Blue glass, tungsten titanium alloy and high-tech ceramic are all materials that are not easily worn out; their hardness levels are respectively 9 on the Mohs scale, 8, and 7 (equivalent to 10).Although these materials can resist wear and tear, they cannot withstand strong impacts. Additionally, some substances with the same or higher hardness, such as corundum, oxidized metals, and quartz crystal, may damage these materials. Grinding stones, sandpaper, nail files, granite surfaces, glass, and floors all contain these substances and can scratch the surface of these materials. The watch case and strap need to be cleaned frequently; they can be washed with warm water and dried.Sweat, dirt, etc. can corrode the appearance materials of watches and cause skin allergies in some individuals.For newly purchased watches, you need to remove the protective film from the back cover, otherwise sweat will remain in between and corrode the back cover. The watch should avoid contact with various chemicals. If it does come into contact, clean it promptly to prevent discoloration, peeling, or other damage to the coating. If you are purchasing a leather strap watch, please note: Avoid contact with water and moisture to prevent discoloration and deformation. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to prevent fading. Because the leather is easily permeable, avoid contact with oily substances or cosmetics. Mechanical, quartz watch maintenance issues Precautions for using fully automatic mechanical watches: 1. Non-professionals should not open the back cover to prevent damage. 2. After adjusting the watch, make sure to push the crown back to the bottom. 3. Adjusting the Length of the Watch Strap: Minor adjustments can be made by moving the pin position, while major adjustments require removing and assembling the strap With grains. 4. Mechanical automatic watches may run slowly when the wearer has little movement; this is a normal phenomenon.When using for the first time, please rotate the handle 20-30 times to initially wind the spring. Precautions for using manual mechanical watches: 1. Wind the mainspring every 24 hours to ensure sufficient power for timekeeping and date adjustment.When winding the watch, hold it at 12 o'clock and rotate the crown clockwise until it is fully wound.Be careful not to rotate the crown too hard after fully winding the watch to avoid breaking the crown shaft or spring. 2. To quickly adjust the calendar, you need to pull out the crown, align the hour and minute hands at 12 o'clock, turn them counterclockwise for 3 to 4 hours, then turn them clockwise back to 12 o'clock, and the calendar will be adjusted by one day.Pull out the crown and rotate it to make the hour and minute hands rotate clockwise twice, or you can make the calendar advance by one day. 3. The strap length can be adjusted slightly by moving the buckle pin position, but for significant adjustments, the strap shaft needs to be disassembled and assembled. 4. Try not to come into contact with water, steam, high temperatures, or corrosive gases during use to avoid unnecessary damage to the movement and appearance.At the same time, avoid strong vibrations and stay away from environments with strong magnetic fields. 5. Do not open the back cover by yourself. Precautions for using quartz watches: 1. Non-professionals should not open the back cover to prevent damage. 2. After adjusting the watch, make sure to push the crown back to the bottom. 3. Adjusting the Length of the Watch Strap: Minor adjustments can be made by moving the pin position, while major adjustments require removing and reassembling the watch strap links.The above description only applies to standard quartz watches and mechanical watches, excluding watches with special movements. 1. Battery When the second hand of a quartz watch jumps every few seconds or stops moving, and the battery power is depleted, it is advisable to replace the battery promptly to prevent the depleted electroplated pool from remaining in the watch for a long time and causing damage to the movement. 2. Temperature The normal operating temperature for quartz watches is between -5 degrees and 50 degrees. Please do not place the watch in environments with excessively high or low temperatures (such as saunas or hot springs), as this may affect the accuracy of the watch and the lifespan of the battery.3． Fully automatic mechanical watch Fully automatic mechanical watches rely on the wearer's arm movement to wind themselves automatically, so they must be worn for more than eight hours a day to ensure accurate timekeeping.If you don't wear it enough during the day, it may not keep time properly. Therefore, it is recommended that when you take off the watch at night, you should shake it horizontally for one minute to wind it up. 4． Waterproof Waterproof watches have a waterproof function in daily life, but they cannot be worn for swimming or diving. It is recommended not to wear them while bathing to avoid water ingress that could cause short circuits or rust in the movement coils, affecting the watch's accuracy. 5. Impact and vibration Watches using high-hardness materials (such as carbide, ceramic, blue, etc.) have poor impact resistance. They should be avoided from drops, collisions, and friction with high-hardness objects. 6. Magnetic watches should be kept away from objects with strong magnetic fields such as televisions, magnets, and speakers to prevent magnetic fields from damaging the movement and affecting the accuracy of the watch. 7. Chemical substances The watch should avoid contact with various solvents (such as alcohol, gasoline), mercury, cosmetics, sprays, adhesives, detergents, paints, and other corrosive liquids or gases to prevent the surface of the watch case and strap from being corroded and discolored or damaged. 8. Carefully maintain Dust and moisture accumulated on the watch case and strap Air and moisture can cause rust.For this reason, the watch should be cleaned regularly with a soft dry cloth.Take good care of your watch and use it correctly according to the user manual's instructions