Watch Care Guides

A vintage watch is a piece that deserves special care. Follow these recommendations to preserve its value and functionality over time.

Cleaning

Clean the case and bracelet with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using chemical products, solvents, or water on watches without a certified water resistance rating. To clean between the bracelet links, use a soft, slightly damp toothbrush.

Storage

Store your watch in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If you have several watches, use a watch box or jewelry box with individual compartments to prevent rubbing and scratching.

Avoid magnetic fields

Magnetic fields can affect the precision of the movement. Keep your watch away from magnets, speakers, and other powerful electronic devices.

Water Resistance

Not all vintage watches are water resistant. Always check the specifications before exposing it to humidity, rain, or showers. If in doubt, avoid any contact with liquids.

Technical Service

We recommend taking your watch to a certified watchmaker every 3-5 years for a review and lubrication of the movement.