Ensuring the water-resistance of your Charriol watch is crucial, especially if you expose it to water or engage in activities that may subject it to moisture. Regular water-resistance checks are recommended to maintain the integrity of your watch and prevent any potential damage caused by water ingress.
Charriol watchmakers and authorized retailers are trained and authorized to perform these checks and maintenance procedures. During a water-resistance check, they will carefully examine the seals, gaskets, and other components responsible for maintaining the watch's water-resistant properties. They may also perform additional tests, such as a pressure test, to verify its resistance to specific depths or water-related activities.
It is essential to follow the recommended water-resistance rating for your specific Charriol watch model. Water-resistance ratings typically indicate the depth to which a watch can be safely submerged and the level of protection it offers against water intrusion. Adhering to these guidelines helps prevent any potential damage to the watch's movement and other internal components.
If you frequently expose your Charriol watch to water, such as during swimming, diving, or water sports, it is particularly important to have its water-resistance checked more frequently, at least once a year or as recommended by Charriol. Additionally, it is advisable to avoid operating the crown or pushers while the watch is submerged or in contact with water to maintain its water-resistance integrity.
By having your Charriol watch's water-resistance checked regularly by authorized professionals, you can ensure that it remains protected against water-related damage and continues to perform reliably in various environments. This practice contributes to the longevity and optimal functionality of your timepiece.
Please note that while Charriol watches are designed to be water-resistant, they are not intended for deep-sea diving or prolonged exposure to high water pressures. It is essential to understand and respect the water-resistance limitations specific to your watch model to avoid any potential issues.