Michael Kors Libby Pavé Rose Gold-Tone Women’s Watch MK2670

Caring for your watch

There is a lot to know about the care and maintenance of a watch. After all, your watch is a piece of fine jewelry that deserves to be treated as such.

The best way to ensure the longevity of your watch is to give it the care and attention it needs. This means having it cleaned and overhauled every three years or so.

Clean Your Watch Regularly

Periodically clean the dial with a soft cloth or cotton swab. Use mild soap and water as needed, but never use abrasive cleaners or chemicals on the glass or silver or gold parts of your watch.

Only wear your watch on clean, dry skin; do not wear it when swimming or bathing, as this may damage the seal and cause moisture to seep inside the mechanism. If it gets wet, rinse it as soon as possible and let it air dry before wearing it again. Never immerse your watch in water unless you are sure that its water resistance allows it.

Protect your watch from sudden temperature changes by storing it in an airtight case when not in use (this will also prevent dust from settling on its surface).

Add oil every two or three years to lubricate moving parts; consult your manual to find out how to do this.