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Instructions

To select a manual, use the pulldown menu here, manuals are identified by the watch calibre number.

The Calibre Number will tell you which instruction manual you need. You can find this on the back of your watch as shown below:

Care of Your Watch

Like all precision instrument, care must be taken to make sure your watch remains in good order. Make sure you know what you can do with your watch in terms of water resistance and change the battery as soon as it has run out.

If your watch is water resistant, make sure the case back gaskets are replaced correctly before you get the watch wet again. 10 BAR or 20 BAR watches should always be pressure and water resistance tested after changing the battery.

MAGNETISM

Your watch will not be affected by the normal magnetism generated by household appliances.

SHOCKS AND VIBRATIONS

Your watch may be worn for normal sports activities, but try not to drop it or hit it against hard surfaces.

TEMPERATURE

Your watch is pre-adjusted so that a constant accuracy can be assured within normal temperature ranges.

ALLERGY

Unfortunately some people suffer from allergic reactions to certain materials used in the manufacture of watches, straps and bracelets. While all the products used in ALBA watches are of a high standard, we recommend that if an allergic reaction occurs you stop wearing the watch and consult a doctor. To reduce the risk of allergic reaction it may be helpful to regularly clean the case and bracelet of your watch and not to wear it too tight on the wrist.