Tissot watches are a very popular Swiss watch brand, whose exquisite watchmaking techniques and stylish appearance make them the first choice of many watch lovers. However, due to long-term wear or improper maintenance, Tissot watches will also have some problems, such as rust. So, when your Tissot watch rust phenomenon, how to deal with it? Below, take a look at it with Xiaobian!
The main components of a Tissot watch are the case, the strap, the dial, the hands and the movement. Among them, the case and strap are the most prone to rust. The case of Tissot watches is generally made of stainless steel or gold-plated material, and the strap is available in stainless steel, leather, nylon and other materials. In daily wear and maintenance, special attention should be paid to the maintenance and cleaning of these parts to prevent rust.
If you find some small rust spots on the Tissot watch, you can try dipping a small amount of detergent in a cotton cloth and gently wiping the rusty area. Cleaning agent can choose some special watch cleaning agent. However, be sure to pay attention to the control of the amount of use to avoid getting wet, so as not to further damage the movement part of the watch.
If the rust on the Tissot watch is more serious, or has affected the appearance and use of the watch, then it is recommended that you find a professional Tissot watch repair center to find technicians for repair and cleaning. These professional maintenance personnel will repair the rust problem of Tissot watches through some special equipment and processes to ensure the quality and service life of the watch.
In addition to dealing with the rust problem of Tissot watches, daily maintenance and maintenance are also very important. First of all, the Tissot watch should be cleaned regularly, the watch is gently taken down, and the case and strap are cleaned with a soft brush or cotton swabs. Note that in the process of cleaning, avoid using too much detergent and strength, so as not to cause damage to the watch.
Second, to avoid Tissot watches exposed to excessive temperature differences and humidity. If you want to do particularly strenuous sports or hot springs and other activities, it is best to take off the watch to prevent damage due to temperature or humidity.
Finally, the Tissot watch should be repaired and maintained regularly. The movement is the core component of Tissot watches, and it is generally recommended to carry out a comprehensive repair and cleaning every 2-3 years. In this way, some potential problems can be found and solved in time to ensure the accuracy and service life of the watch.
