How do I choose the right watch size for my wrist?

To choose the right watch size, measure your wrist circumference and consider the watch case diameter. For smaller wrists, opt for cases between 34mm to 40mm, while larger wrists can accommodate 42mm and above. Thickness and strap width also impact comfort and style.

What is the difference between quartz and automatic watches?

Quartz watches use a battery to power the movement, providing accurate timekeeping with minimal maintenance. Automatic watches are mechanical and self-wind using the motion of your wrist, offering a traditional watch experience but may require occasional servicing.

How do I care for and maintain my watch?

Regularly clean your watch with a soft cloth, avoid exposure to extreme temperatures and moisture unless waterproof rated, and service mechanical watches every 3 to 5 years. Store your watch in a case when not in use to prevent scratches.

Are your watches water-resistant or waterproof?

Water resistance varies by model and rating. Common ratings include 30m (splash resistant), 50m (suitable for swimming), and 100m+ (ideal for snorkeling and diving). Always check the specific watch's water resistance and follow care instructions to avoid damage.

Can I return or exchange a watch if it does not fit or meet my expectations?

Yes, most watches are eligible for returns or exchanges within the specified return period if unworn and in original condition. Check our return policy for detailed terms, including time frames and steps for processing returns or exchanges.