RESSENCE TYPE 1.3, Руководство пользователя

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A RESSENCE watch comprises many dozens
of tiny, often delicate parts, carefully
combined to make a robust, high precision
timepiece. Each example is assembled
with the utmost care - but some things are
beyond our control. Shocks, magnetic fields
and even gravity can, over time, affect the
performance of its regulating parts - those
that work to count out the passing of time,
normally with such accuracy. This is true of
any mechanical watch.
As such, we recommend that it undergoes
a complete overhaul every three to five
years, depending on how tough a life it has
led. This will ensure that your RESSENCE
watch enjoys a long, trouble-free life as an
exemplar of precision time-keeping and high
grade mechanics, and will preserve its value.
This overhaul should only be conducted at an
authorised Ressence Service Center. This will
be best placed to appreciate and restore the
particular intricacies of a RESSENCE watch.
We also advise that each year your RESSENCE
watch undergoes a water-resistance test. This
will ensure that the gaskets that protect your
watch from humidity and dust remain at maximum
efficiency.
The service centre can also de-magnetise your
watch, which will help re-establish the normal
rate of operation and accuracy. It is just a fact of
modern life that, thanks to our use of electronic
devices, TVs and, occasionally, x-ray machines,
the environment is replete with sources of strong
magnetism. These can affect the running of a
mechanical watch.
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