Condensation in my watch?

What causes condensation?
Condensation can occur when your watch experiences sudden temperature changes—from extreme cold to heat. This creates moisture droplets visible under the glass.

Is condensation covered under warranty?
Condensation is not considered a manufacturing defect and is therefore not covered by warranty, even for waterproof watches.

Important: Moisture inside your watch doesn't disappear simply because visible condensation fades. Left untreated, this moisture can damage your watch’s movement permanently.

How to remove condensation yourself:
You can initially try these steps, but for best results, always consult a professional watchmaker.

• Method 1 (Recommended):
  Pull out the crown of your watch, place it in a sealed bag filled with dry rice, and let it sit for at least 24 hours.

• Method 2:
  Pull out the crown and gently warm the watch on a radiator or carefully use a hairdryer on a low heat setting.

For effective and complete drying, a professional watchmaker is highly recommended.