Full Speed - Silvery Watch (Blue Strap)

It can be suitable for banquet or casual scenes, this tonneau men's watch is very distinctive and carries its manufacturing inspiration. It's valuable to wear it wherever you like

This is absolutely impossible. If you touch hot water, the movement inside will be damaged, and a lot of fog and condensation will be generated.

Mechanical watches are built to last a lifetime, and can even be passed down from generation to generation. Unlike quartz watches, which rely on a battery that needs to be replaced every few years, mechanical watches are powered by the energy stored in their mainspring.

Over time, the internal lubricants in a mechanical watch movement may migrate to the hairspring and cause it to stick. This could also be caused by dropping the watch, in which case, the hairspring is out of adjustment. Further, the watch may also have been exposed to a magnetic field, becoming magnetized. The mechanical watch should be overhauled.

This happens in true manual-wind watches and indicates the mainspring has broken. Automatics have a clutch so you can ‘feel’ when the mechanical watch is fully wound. The mainspring must be replaced in conjunction with a complete maintenance.

This is a very characteristic factor with an automatic watch and may be an indicator of a few problems. An automatic, or self-winding, watch requires a certain amount of physical activity of the wearer to wind fully. If the wearer is not sufficiently active, the automatic watch does not build up enough power to run. In rare cases, it could be that the mainspring has become worn, which sometimes happens after a few years. This is corrected by replacing the mainspring in conjunction with a complete maintenance.

There are two types of mechanical watches: manual-winding watches and self-winding watches which also called automatic watches.

A Tonneau watch means a watch with a barrel-shaped case. Different from traditional round or square cases, Wishdoit Watches exclusively designs tonneau watch for men.

When you get the watch, you must first wind it 20 to 30 laps to keep it running and running all day. If an automatic watch is worn every day and subject to an average amount of hand motion, it will not need to also be wound manually. However, if you are preparing an automatic watch to be worn again after it has been left in storage for some time, simply shaking and setting it will not suffice. We therefore recommend that you wind the crown of your automatic wristwatch several times to support power supply before wearing it again.

Yes, The watch's luminous maintenance time is irradiated with bright light for half an hour, allowing the luminescent material within to absorb enough light energy to allow you to see the time clearly in the dark.