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Owning a Cartier watch is a testament to timeless elegance, refined craftsmanship, and Parisian sophistication. As a symbol of luxury and innovation, your Cartier timepiece deserves the utmost care to maintain its precision and beauty. To keep it running smoothly, proper winding is essential. Whether you own a manual or automatic Cartier watch, here’s how to ensure it remains as impeccable as the day you acquired it.
Before winding a Cartier watch, it’s crucial to determine whether your model is automatic or manual, as watches with manual winding require regular winding to maintain their power reserve in contrast to automatic (self-winding) watches, which are powered by wrist movement but may require occasional winding if not worn regularly.
If your Cartier watch is manual-winding, follow these steps to ensure proper winding:
Most manual Cartier watches should be wound daily to make sure they stay accurate.
Automatic Cartier watches are designed to wind themselves through natural wrist movement. However, if your watch has stopped or isn’t worn daily, manual winding may be necessary:
A watch winder is a great tool for keeping your automatic Cartier watch running if you do not wear it daily. Cartier watches typically require 650-800 rotations per day, mostly in a clockwise direction. Ensure you choose a winder with the correct settings for optimal performance.
To keep your Cartier watch in excellent condition you should avoid extreme temperature changes or exposure to strong magnets, ensure the bracelet fits well to make the automatic models more efficient, have your watch serviced every 5-7 years and clean it with a soft, dry cloth. This way you Cartier watch will continue to be a timeless accessory, always keeping perfect time and enhancing your style.
