6. Keep your watch clean
It may become difficult to pull out the crown due to dirt
and dust getting caught between the crown and the
watch case when the watch is worn for long periods of
time. To help prevent this from happening, turn the
crown freely back and forth occasionally while it is in
the normal set position.
Wipe off any water and moisture that adheres to the
case, glass and band with a soft, clean cloth. Any dirt
left on the case or band may cause skin rash.
A watchband will easily become soiled with dust and
perspiration because it is in direct contact with the
skin. Even a stainless or gold-plated band may begin
to corrode if it has not been cleaned for a long period
of time.
Metal watchbands are usually washed with a brush in
mild, soapy water and well wiped with a soft,
absorbent cloth to make sure all water is removed.
Pay attention to prevent any water from getting inside
your watch when the band is washed.
7. Periodic inspection
Getting your watch checked once every year or two is
recommended to ensure long use and trouble-free
operation.
8. Luminous Paint
Being a diver’s watch, luminous paint is used for this
diver’s watch (200m).
200m to facilitate time readability in a dark place. This
luminous paint contains a trace quantity of radioactive
substance pursuant to ISO safety standard. There is
no problem for normal use; however, in the event that
the watch glass has been damaged or broken,
immediately carry it to the store where you purchased
or to an authorized Citizen Dealer.
