Automatic watch for women

Specifications:

A feminine evolution inspired by the CIGA Design Blue Planet, the Challenge Watch Prize Winner of 2021 GPHG. This watch is a testament to the enduring spirit of aesthetics and the power of femininity.

An exquisite timepiece pays homage to the beauty and mystery of the glaciers. The ceramic case with a subtle transparency mimics the surface of the pristine snow that adorns the glaciers. The dial, bathed in a mesmerizing shade of blue, evokes the serene depths of icy realms. The continents are artfully silvered, recalling the frozen magnificence of the Ice Age.

The attention to detail embody the vibe of luxury, while its nod to environmental awareness adds depth and substance to its allure. Its sleek lines and refined proportions create a sense of effortless sophistication. It is a true conversation starter, serving as a bold and elegant accessory that elevates any ensemble.

Transform the conventional way of time-telling. This innovative change in the gear ratio of the traditional movement means the watch can display both the hour and minute with one hand. The compass works with the dynamic minute dial to tell time. The self-developed caliber CD-04 is integrated with 30 jewels, with a power reserve of 40 hours.

Perfect style for collection or any gifting occasion. Characterize a sporty yet stylish silicone strap, and a smooth skin-friendly ceramic strap with a push-button butterfly clasp. Naturally complements the dial and can be dressed up or down.

How to Use Automatic Mechanical Watch

One of the beautiful things about an automatic mechanical watch is that it requires interaction with its owner to function. But before you reap the benefits from it, there are a few things to keep in mind that will help keep that watch running flawlessly and serve you well for years.

1. For the first use, manually wind the crown clockwise 30 forward spins, set the time, and then strap it on.

2. Don't manually wind on your wrist. Wind the watch off your wrist to minimize stress on the winding stem.

3. Don't overwind. Stop when you feel resistance. This isn't like topping off your gas tank, so don't try to give it a little extra.

4. Unless you don't wear your watch daily or you're an extremely inactive person, you won't have to wind your automatic every day.

5. NOT suitable for showering, bathing, swimming, snorkeling, diving, water-related work, and fishing. Splash/rain resistant only.

6. Wearing a delicate precision mechanism in a harsh working/sport environment is not recommended.

7. Don't keep it in close proximity to magnets like those found in speakers, televisions, or your iPad that can affect the precision.

8. The mortal enemies of a mechanical watch are moisture, shock, and magnets!!

9. Don't ignore watch maintenance. Once every 2-3 years isn't much to ask.