Precautions For Use And Useful Tips - BREIL YM91 Manual De Instrucciones

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PRECAUTIONS FOR USE AND USEFUL TIPS

- To stop water penetrating into the internal mechanisms of the watch, the crown should never be pulled out
and the pushbuttons should never be pressed when the watch is wet or underwater (unless otherwise
specified). If present, tighten the screw-down crown fully.
- If watches that are designed for sport and for operating underwater are exposed to salt water or abundant
sweat, they should be rinsed with fresh water and then completely dried. If salt water does accidentally get
inside the watch, take it to a Service Centre immediately and, instead of trying to dry it, rinse it with fresh
water and have it repaired as soon as possible.
- In some cases, water may lead to a deterioration in the quality of leather straps.
- Avoid exposing the watch to sudden changes in temperature (thermal shocks) that could cause condensation,
which fogs up the glass, or significantly affect the accuracy of the watch. In such cases, have the watch
checked by your dealer.
- Keep the condition of the glass under control: if it has any cracks, however small, it should be changed
immediately.
- Warning: the watch should never be worn when you dive into water as the impact produces a pressure that
by far exceeds that to which the watch is resistant and is a shock that should be avoided at all costs.
- Always keep the crown in its normal position.
Temperature
Do not leave the watch in the sunshine or in extremely hot or cold places for prolonged periods of time.
This could cause the watch to malfunction and shorten the life of the battery, thus slowing down or speeding up
the watch, and may also affect other functions.
Static electricity
The integrated circuits used in the watch are sensitive to static electricity. If the watch is exposed to intense
electricity, it may give a less precise indication of the time.
Shocks
This watch withstands the knocks and shocks that take place during normal daily use and in sports in which there
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