SEA-GULL Automatic Steel Men`s Wrist Watch 819.315-21, Skeleton Watch

This timepiece is constructed with a stainless steel case, a sapphire crystal dial window and a leather wristband with folding buckle clasp. The face includes three slim minute indexes and an automatic date calendar beneath the 12 o`clock position. In addition, at the 4 and 8 o`clock position, there are two subdials for the week and month.

Automatic Watches Maintenance

1. Wear your automatic watch for at least a few hours every two weeks. Some automatic watches allow you to wind them if you deem it necessary, but other brands may require kinetic energy to wind and deny you the opportunity to wind them the old fashioned way. Wearing your watch a few hours every two weeks solves the problem altogether and keeps your watch wound.
2. Visit a watch repair shop at least once every two years to give your watch regular maintenance. The repair shop can make sure none of your watch parts have rusted and ensure the entire device is running smoothly.
3. Replace the rubber seals on the watch if you have a water resistance model. This would be another job for the watch repair specialist you visit on a bi-annual basis. If you frequently expose your watch to water, however, you may need to replace the rubber seals on a more frequent basis. If they wear out, water can start leaking into your watch.
4. Store your watch is a safe, dry place. Like all watches, automatic watches can fall victim to accidents and scuffs if you do not store them correctly.