Let’s face it, we cannot fix everything. Remember your ex? Sorry to bring that up, but we needed your attention. Now, let’s talk watches. These intricate machines are far more complicated than they appear. Sure, opening it up might be easy, but once those tiny parts start spilling out, it’s ‘time’ over for your watch.
Trust us, paying a little extra for professional repair is worth avoiding a disaster.
Friendship Day? Raksha Bandhan? No worries! You’ve got two wrists - one for the watch and the other for all your other accessories.
Bracelets can scratch and gradually wear out your watch. If you must accessorize, opt for leather or fabric straps - they’re far more watch-friendly.
That small knob on the side of your watch? It’s called the crown, and it’s more important than you think.
In certain watches, the crown can be screwed down to prevent moisture from getting inside. If you forget to screw it back in after adjusting the time, you’re basically inviting water to the party. And we are pretty sure, those two little minute and second hands don’t like pool parties at all.
Therefore, always double-check that the crown is secure to prevent any unwanted water damage.
On a side note, Argos Watches feature a grooved push-down crown that doesn’t require constant screwing and unscrewing, reducing wear and tear while providing water resistance up to 164 feet. Just saying.
As much as you might love a good shimmy, your watch doesn’t. Shaking it can harm the internal mechanisms, resulting in incorrect timekeeping.
And no, you can’t toss it in a blender with your morning smoothie (we know you wouldn’t, but we have to cover all bases).
You wouldn’t dunk your designer bag in bleach, so why expose your luxury watch to harsh chemicals?
Lotions, perfumes, and even household cleaners can cause discoloration and deterioration of materials like leather, rubber, and metal. Always apply these products before putting on your watch, and avoid direct contact with chemicals.