Metal watch straps and bracelets, including stainless steel, gold-plated, and other metal finishes, require regular cleaning to maintain their appearance and remove dust, sweat, and everyday residue.
For routine care, wipe the bracelet with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For stainless steel watch bracelets, when compatible with the watch and its water-resistance specifications, the bracelet may be cleaned using a damp cloth or a soft brush with mild neutral soap.
Always dry the bracelet carefully after cleaning, paying particular attention to links, joints, and the clasp.
For gold-plated, coloured, coated, or specially finished watch straps, use only a soft cloth and avoid abrasive products or excessive rubbing. Plated finishes may gradually wear over time due to friction, sweat, chemicals, and normal use.
Avoid contact with perfumes, creams, cleaning products, chlorine, salt water, and other chemicals whenever possible.
Do not use metal polish, abrasive cleaners, hard brushes, or aggressive detergents unless specifically recommended for the particular material and finish.
For proper metal watch strap care:
- Wipe regularly with a soft microfiber cloth.
- Remove sweat and moisture after use.
- Use mild soap only when suitable for the specific finish.
- Avoid abrasive products and aggressive chemicals.
- Treat plated and coated surfaces with particular care.