Which hand do you wear a watch on?
Observing people around you, it's easy to get the impression that watches are almost always worn on the left wrist. However, this isn't a hard and fast rule – it stems more from habit and tradition. While there's no law stating "a watch must be worn on the left wrist," common practice (and even old etiquette) suggests...
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How to care for an automatic watch so that it lasts for years?
An automatic watch is a precise, mechanical device that requires regular care to maintain its accuracy and elegant appearance. Proper care is crucial to its durability and reliability. Caring for your watch affects the appearance of the case and dial, maintains accurate timekeeping, and extends the life of the movement. Simple habits, such as avoiding...
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How to care for a leather watch to prevent the strap from cracking
A well-cared-for watch with a leather strap will retain its beautiful appearance and last for many years. A leather strap adds elegance to a watch, but it's also a material sensitive to external factors. Lack of leather care—just like neglecting the highest quality—quickly leads to damage[1]. Regular cleaning, moisturizing, and proper storage significantly...
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How to care for your watch so it lasts for years
A practical guide to watch care: daily habits, cleaning, straps, water, magnetism, and the differences between automatic and quartz.
