Casual Quartz Watch Men's Watches Top Luxury Brand

Movement: QUARTZ

Case Material: stainless steel
Clasp Type: Buckle
Band Length: 23.3cm
Feature: Shock Resistant
Feature: Water Resistant
Dial Window Material Type: glass
Case Thickness: 6mm
Band Width: 20mm
Band Material Type: leather
Dial Diameter: 40mm
Case Shape: Round

Item Type:Quartz Wristwatches;Band Width:20 mm;Feature:Shock Resistant;Feature:Water Resistant;Movement:Quartz;Case Shape:Round;Band Material Type:Leather;Water Resistance Depth:No waterproof;Dial Window Material Type:Glass;Model Number:TMC412;Dial Diameter:40 mm;Style:Fashion & Casual;Band Length:23.3 cm;Case Thickness:6 mm;Brand Name:WoMaGe;Clasp Type:Buckle;Boxes & Cases Material:No package;Case Material:Stainless Steel;Quality:High quality Movement watch;Usage:Advertising and business promotion gift, suitable for men;Color:Black;Chronograph watches:Quartz watch Movement watch;Leather Watch:Watch Relogio Masculino;Watch Style:Luxury Casual Military Quartz Sports Wristwatch;Design:2018 Business Men's watch;Fashion Men:Male Clock Wrist Watch Fashion Quartz-watch Relogio Masculino;Gender:Men;All of our watches are very professional we have hundreds of watches in stock We ship it with an original box and a guarantee from the manufacturer.Keep Your Watch Clean

The method of cleaning your watch band depends on its material. Leather, stainless steel, nylon, and rubber are all common types of watch bands. If possible, remove the watch bands before cleaning them so you can wipe them down thoroughly without damaging the watch face.

Leather watch bands (including animal skins like cowhide, ostrich, and crocodile) should be wiped down with a damp cloth. You can add a dab of hand soap to the cloth if your watch band is particularly dirty or has an unpleasant odor to it. Gently dry and buff the leather watch band with a clean cloth before reattaching the watch face. Leather watch bands are more susceptible to damage from perspiration and moisture than metal bands are, so take off your watch if you’re going to exercise, and wipe the straps daily with a dry cloth to remove any collected debris.

Metal watch bands, like stainless steel, silver, gold, and others, can actually rust (despite the ‘stainless’ moniker!). Stainless steel is stainless because it has a layer of oxide covering it. This layer can rust if there’s a lack of oxygen, so make sure your watch is exposed to the air when you’re not wearing it. Salt and perspiration can also make your bands rust, so clean them with a soft brush and soapy warm water. Your watch band should air dry completely before you wear it again.