Environmental Factors Affecting Watch Performance
Watch performance depends on storage, handling, and daily exposure. This page lists common environmental risks and practical limits.
1) Moisture, Humidity, and Condensation
Moisture is a key risk for mechanical movements. Controlled storage helps reduce damp exposure.
- We use temperature and humidity control to prevent movement dampness.
- Controlled storage is paired with 24-hour monitoring and zoned management.
2) Temperature, Heat, and Steam
Heat and steam create higher moisture stress. This can be worse than light splashes.
- Do not wear the watch in showering scenarios.
- Do not wear the watch in steam environments.
- Sauna use is not recommended.
3) Water Exposure and Durability Limits
Default water protection supports daily life contact. It does not match factory waterproof standards.
- Default protection covers hand washing and light splashes.
- Swimming is not recommended.
- Seawater exposure is not recommended.
- For non-dive models, avoid contact with large amounts of water.
4) Magnetic Fields
Magnetic exposure can affect mechanical watches. Avoid strong magnetic areas when possible.
- We avoid strong magnetic zones to reduce magnetization risk.
5) Physical Impacts During Delivery
Impacts and compression can affect the watch during shipping. Protective packaging reduces damage risk.
- We use multi-layer shock protection.
- We use pressure-resistant outer shells.
- We use anti-collision fillers and inner scratch layers.
