SIZE OF WATCH AND STRAPS
All of our straps are 20mm wide.
Our watch and straps are designed to fit all men and women, with wrist sizes ranging from 135mm - 215mm.
ADJUSTING THE TIME AND DATE

To adjust the date, extend the watch crown at the first position. Turn the crown anti-clockwise until the correct date is displayed. When the time is set, push the crown back fully.
OPERATING THE STOPWATCH FUNCTION

To start, press A once. The second counter will start moving forward. Each round that the second counter completes represents one minute, which is also recorded in the top sub dial as the minute counter moves by one tick.
To stop, press A once again. The second counter will stop moving. You can then easily record your timed event through the minute counter (top sub dial) and second counter.
To restart, press B once. Both second and minute counter will now return to their default positions.
REPLACING THE BATTERY
In the event that the watch stops moving even after changing the battery, please visit the Warranty & Repair page.
CHANGING THE STRAPS


MATERIAL OF WATCH AND STRAP
To clean the case, use a lint-free cloth with warm water. If required, use mild detergent diluted in water to remove any dirt from the case. To clean the glass, use a clean chamois cloth. Avoid submerging the watch case in water.
Our leather straps are made of genuine Italian calf leather and the nato straps are made of nylon.
To clean the leather straps, please use only cleaning products specifically made for leather. Otherwise, we do not recommend cleaning them. If you need to replace your leather strap, please contact us here.
To clean the nato straps, wash gently in lukewarm water together with some soap washing powder, and leave it to dry flat on a towel.
WATER RESISTANCE OF WATCH
Our watches have a (3ATM) atmospheric water resistance rating. This means that the watch is able to withstand exposure to high humidity and rain shower.
However, please avoid wearing the watch whilst showering, swimming, diving or during any other activity where it may be subject to abnormal water pressures or environments where heat and moisture are present.