Instructions & Care

A Quartz watch is powered by a battery. Generally speaking, the lifespan of this battery can vary between 1 and 2 years. As soon as the latter is empty, it is best to change it quickly so as not to damage the mechanism. To make a return related to a battery change or a malfunction, do not hesitate to do so directly here.

Waterproofing is an important point in watchmaking.

All our Quartz watches have a water resistance of 5ATM. This means that they are resistant to daily use, hand washing and rain.

On the other hand, they must not be exposed to a jet of water that is too powerful (shower) or to deep and prolonged immersion (bath or swimming).

In order to best maintain your timepiece and give it a long life, here are some tips:

• Avoid shocks as much as possible. Although sapphire glass is ultra-resistant and scratch-resistant, in order to preserve your watch for as long as possible and not damage the movement, it is preferable to remove it before significant physical effort.

• Avoid handling the crown while the watch is on your wrist.

• Never try to open the watch yourself

An automatic watch works by the movements of your wrist. Simply wearing the watch is enough to make it work.

If you are not wearing your watch, once the power reserve has elapsed (approximately 42 hours), you can wind the movement by turning the crown about thirty times.

Water resistance is an important point in watchmaking. The latter is different depending on our automatic models.

Jules Collection: Our Jules watch is water resistant to 20ATM / 200M. You can therefore enjoy swimming, bathing and water activities such as diving.

Please note, ensure that the crown is screwed in correctly to ensure water resistance.

Paul Collection: Our Paul watch is water resistant to 5ATM / 50M. Like our Quartz watches, it is therefore limited to daily use. Hand washing, rain, etc.

Do not wear your Paul watch in the shower or when swimming.

In order to best maintain your timepiece and give it a long life, here are some tips:

• Avoid shocks as much as possible. Although sapphire glass is ultra-resistant and scratch-resistant, in order to preserve your watch for as long as possible and not damage the movement, it is preferable to remove it before significant physical effort.

• Avoid handling the crown while the watch is on your wrist.

• Never try to open the watch yourself

• Make sure that the watch does not rest on a magnetic element (magnets, speakers, etc.)

• Avoid leaving your watch still for too long. The oils in the movement could solidify and damage it.

• We advise you to have your watch checked every 5 years by our workshop.