AUTOMATIC WATCH

Automatic watches are appreciated for their complications; it is always nice to know that your watch has a horological complication that is both intriguing and aesthetically pleasing. In addition, automatic watches offer an extremely practical aspect.

To ensure the longevity of your MaisonDuTemps open heart watch, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some watchmaking tips to take care of your precious timepiece:

Clean the case regularly: Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth to clean your watch case. Avoid harsh chemical solutions that could damage the stainless steel case.

The water resistance of your watch: Thanks to their water resistance, MaisonDuTemps allows you to wear its open-heart watches in the shower or when swimming in a pool or at sea. It is important before each immersion to ensure that the crown is correctly returned to its initial position. In addition, after each use in water, rinse your watch thoroughly with clean water.

Avoid exposure to extreme heat: Although their mechanism is of high quality, heat can cause the oils in the mechanism to dry out, which could compromise the functioning of your watch.

Schedule a periodic inspection of your watch: Contact us to benefit from the expertise of our watchmakers.

Protect your watch from magnetic fields: Avoid exposing it to strong magnetic fields, such as leaving your watch in direct contact with laptops or in prolonged proximity to anti-theft gates in stores.

Manually wind your watch if necessary: ​​If it has an automatic movement, you can manually wind its mechanism to circulate the oils in your watch.

Protect your watch from shocks: Indeed, shocks are not good for your watches, because they can cause performance defects in the mechanism.

By applying these watchmaking tips from MaisonDuTemps, you will ensure that the performance and aesthetics of your watch are preserved for years to come.

Automatic watches for men offer a harmonious blend of convenience, style and technical sophistication. They are ideal for those looking for a watch that is both practical and elegant, able to adapt to various occasions with ease and refinement.

The main difference is the winding mechanism. Mechanical watches require regular manual winding, while automatic watches are wound automatically thanks to a module called an "automatic system" that is added to the mechanism. This system recharges the watch mechanism through the natural movements of the user's wrist.