Personalized Rectangle Dual Dial Quartz Watch

Specifications:

• The watchcase is made of steel adds rhodium plating
• PU leather watchband feels great
• Precise Japan quartz movement
• Have waterproof function
• Glass dial can be durable enough for a long time
• Special dual dial design can show your good taste
• Perfect machine stitching edge ensures this Leather Band Watch will not fray
  High quality soft and breathability leather of this Quartz Wrist Watch ensures longtime wear comfortable
• High crafted finishing and polished for comfortable fit
• The precise surface decent Mens Wrist Watch is very charming for all occasions
• This Leather Band Watch will accentuate your style and add distinction to your wardrobe
• You will love this leather band watch
• Material: Steel & rhodium plating(Watchcase), PU(Watchband), Glass(Watch Dial)
• Watch Dial Size:  50 x 25mm / 1.9 x 0.9in(L x W)
• Watchband Width: 20mm / 0.7in
• Watch Length: 240mm / 9.4in

Details:

• The Quartz Wrist Watch is very charming for all occasions. Dual dial is stylish and innovative

• Personalized rectangle dual dial Quartz Wrist Watch. You will love this leather band watch

• PU leather watchband feels great. You can attend any party with this quartz wrist watch

• Glass dial can be durable enough for a long time. Precise Japan high quality movement

• Precise Japan quartz movement for durable use. Best choice for you

• High quality leather watch band gives you unique taste and durability. Wristwatch powered by quartz movement

• The watchcase is made of steel adds rhodium plating. You can purchase for your friends as gift

• From the sleek and stylish body to the durable watch strap, every detail of this Mens Sports Watch is designed to provide you graceful experience

How to Care for a Quartz Watch Movement?

• Change the watch's battery every two years, even if it works fine. Take it to a jeweler, because he has the tools to recreate the seal on the back after he replaces the battery.
• Take your watch to a jeweler every six months for an inspection. He will check the battery, remove thickened oil if needed and clean the parts.
• Keep a leather strap away from water. Dry it immediately if you get it wet. Polish a metal strap with a soft, damp toothbrush to remove dirt and oil build-up.
• Keep your watch away from sunlight and damp areas. Water can seep into the face of the watch, and sunlight can fade the strap. Strong heat or sunlight can cause the battery to leak.
• Do not drop your watch on a hard surface, which can dislodge the crystal bar or crack the faceplate.
• Wear your watch daily to keep it accurate. Cold quartz watches lose their accuracy but regain it once they are warmed

How to Measure:



How to Wear a Wristwatch:

• Choose a wrist to wear your watch. Wrist watches can be worn on the right wrist or the left; the choice is purely personal. Traditionally, watches are worn on the left wrist. This could be because, since many people are right handed, it was easier to adjust the time using the dial located on the right of the watch
• Place the watch on your wrist so that the number six on the watch face is closest to your thumb. Do this before actually strapping the watch on. This step ensures the watch is facing the proper direction and that you will be able to easily read the watch once strapped on
• Put the watch on. For a strap style that adjusts to your wrist, feed one end of the strap though the buckle and insert the retainer pin in a hole, like putting on a belt, so it feels comfortable on your wrist. Ensure the watch fits onto your wrist so that the watch is neither too tight (so as to cut off blood circulation) or too loose (so to fall over your wrist and onto your hand, possibly coming off completely). Watches with stretchy bands go around the hand onto the wrist. Clasp-style watches require catching the clasp with the opposing ring and snapping the clasp shut to secure the watch
• Report to your local jewelry store for a proper fitting. Jewelry store personnel are experts at fitting watches. This step is likely to be required if the watch you are wearing has metal links because such watches require special tools to remove links in order to fit the watch properly. Jewelry store personnel are also equipped to fix leather or rubber strap watches should those watch straps break

How to Clean a Wristwatch:



Environmental pollutants and salts and oils from your skin build up on a wristwatch over time. These not only make the watch look dirty, but damage the watch's metals and other materials, such as leather straps. To keep your watch looking and functioning well as long as possible, you should clean it often--at least once a week if you wear the same watch daily. Cleaning a wristwatch takes little time and effort.

• Use clean toothpicks to remove residue from between metal links, as worldofwatches.com suggests. Do this gently so the toothpick tip does not break off
• Use a soft toothbrush to clean stainless steel or rubber watch bands. Wet the brush under running water and place a drop of a mild soap (such as hand soap) on the bristles. Hold the watch by the face to avoid splashing that area with water (even if it is water resistant) and brush the band with the soapy toothbrush. If your band is of a soft metal (silver or gold), use a soft cloth instead of a brush. If the band is leather, do not use water or soap--clean with leather cleaner, applied to the band with a soft cloth only
• Rinse metal bands with clean water--again make sure you hold the watch by the face to avoid that area getting too wet
• Dry the watch band with a soft towel. Wet a cotton swab with water and clean the back and front of the watch, including the face. Dry this area with a soft cloth

Tips and Warnings:

• Jewellery solutions.co.nz recommends wiping leather straps daily to prevent dirt build-up. If metal or leather bands get wet (whether from perspiration or otherwise), remove them, wipe them off, and allow the watch to dry completely before you wear it again
• Clean gold or silver watch bands quickly by using a jeweler's polishing cloth. This is especially good for silver bands, as they can tarnish quickly
• Do not submerse your watch to clean it, even if it is supposed to be water-resistant. During cleaning, some water may be forced into the inner workings, causing malfunction

How to Select a Wristwatch:



Environmental pollutants and salts and oils from your skin build up on a wristwatch over time. These not only make the watch look dirty, but damage the watch's metals and other materials, such as leather straps. To keep your watch looking and functioning well as long as possible, you should clean it often--at least once a week if you wear the same watch daily. Cleaning a wristwatch takes little time and effort.

• Use clean toothpicks to remove residue from between metal links, as worldofwatches.com suggests. Do this gently so the toothpick tip does not break off
• Use a soft toothbrush to clean stainless steel or rubber watch bands. Wet the brush under running water and place a drop of a mild soap (such as hand soap) on the bristles. Hold the watch by the face to avoid splashing that area with water (even if it is water resistant) and brush the band with the soapy toothbrush. If your band is of a soft metal (silver or gold), use a soft cloth instead of a brush. If the band is leather, do not use water or soap--clean with leather cleaner, applied to the band with a soft cloth only
• Rinse metal bands with clean water--again make sure you hold the watch by the face to avoid that area getting too wet
• Dry the watch band with a soft towel. Wet a cotton swab with water and clean the back and front of the watch, including the face. Dry this area with a soft cloth

Package Included:

• 1 x Quartz Watch