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If a metal chain watch is worn for a long time, sweat and dirt will cause the pins at the link joints to rust and break unconsciously, and the watch strap will lose its original luster. At the same time, dirt will accumulate at the seams of the watch links. Mud will emit a bad smell and corrode the metal of the watch. The corrosion of the metal surface will have a great impact on the appearance of the watch.

You can clean it regularly with a soft brush such as a toothbrush and detergent (the crown and buttons must be locked and away from the watch head before cleaning), then clean the strap with clean water, and then dry it with a dry cloth. It is best to use a hair dryer to dry out the moisture in the gaps. Try to avoid strong pulling and bumping. For scratches and bumps on the watch chain, you need to go to Jinhua Watch Repair Service Center for cleaning, polishing, and polishing.

Maintaining metal watch straps is essential to ensure their longevity and appearance. Here are some tips for maintaining metal watch straps:

Regular Cleaning:

Use Mild Soap and Water: Remove the watch strap from the timepiece and clean it with a soft brush, mild soap, and lukewarm water. This helps remove dirt, sweat, and oils accumulated on the strap.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Refrain from using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as they can damage the metal or its finish.
Dry Thoroughly: After cleaning, dry the strap thoroughly with a soft cloth to prevent water stains or corrosion.

Preventing Corrosion:

Avoid Moisture: Prevent prolonged exposure to moisture or water to avoid corrosion. Remove the watch when swimming, showering, or participating in activities that involve water.
Dry After Contact: If the watch strap gets wet, dry it immediately to prevent water damage or corrosion.

Removing Scratches:

Polishing: Minor scratches can often be buffed out with a specialized metal polish or a microfiber cloth. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations or seek professional assistance if unsure.
Brushed Finish: For brushed metal finishes, use a specific brush or pad designed for metal surfaces to restore the original brushed texture.

Maintenance Tips:

Regular Inspection: Check the strap regularly for any signs of wear, loose pins, or damage. Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage.
Proper Storage: Store the watch in a cool, dry place when not in use, preferably in a watch box or pouch to protect it from dust and moisture.
Avoid Chemical Exposure: Keep the watch away from chemicals such as perfumes, solvents, or harsh cleaning agents as they can damage the metal finish.
Professional Servicing: Consider periodic professional servicing to ensure the watch strap and its components are in optimal condition.

Additional Considerations:

Replacement: Over time, watch straps may need replacement due to wear and tear. Consider replacing the strap if it becomes significantly worn or damaged beyond repair.
Manufacturer’s Guidelines: Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines or recommendations for specific care instructions tailored to your watch model and strap material.