If your watch is less than 100 meters of water resistant or has any cracks on the case or dial, take it to a professional. Another point is, if you struggle or are hesitant with any of the steps. Stop what you are doing and take it to a professional, don’t risk scratching or damaging your timepiece.

Step 1: Inspect the watch – Using the magnifying glass, inspect the watch for built in grime around the crown, by the lugs connecting the watch, the dial and all the surfaces of the watch.

Step 2: Remove bracelet – Remove the strap/bracelet off of the watch case with the spring bar tool. You can then clean each part separately, making sure that the whole thing is clean. (The following steps are for stainless steel metal bracelets. Don’t submerge your leather or mesh strap in water.)

Step 3: Use antibacterial wipes with – Use wipes to Remove any surface grime, dust and debris make sure to cover as much surface as possible and soften up the built-up dirt. (If there is any extra grime in the nooks and crannies of the watch, use the toothpick with the a clean wipe and gently remove any excess grime.

Step 4: Soak bracelet in water – Put a little bit of mild soap or watch cleaning solution into a small bowel and fill it with warm water. To make a soapy solution, mix slowly. Use the cleaning solution to dip a soft-bristled brush and gently scrub the clasp, making sure to get all the sides and the back. (for best cleaning result use toothbrush in slow circular motion To get rid of dirt and grime built in between the bracelet.

Step 5: Use Micro fiber towel – Now dry off the bracelet with a microfiber towel and re inspect the watch and the clasp using the magnifying glass to check if you missed anything and or need to repeat any of the previous steps.

Step 6: Reattach bracelet –  After completely drying off the watch case and your bracelet, you can now reassemble your watch, and its ready for use.

Tip: Don’t use harsh chemicals or cleaners, as they can affect the delicate surfaces of your watch