[header] How to clean a watch [title] Determine the type of material of your watch band. [step] The cleaning method you use will depend upon the type of band you have. Common band types are metal, leather, cloth, or stainless steel.
[header] How to clean a watch [title] Determine the type of material of your watch band. [step] The cleaning method you use will depend upon the type of band you have. Common band types are metal, leather, cloth, or stainless steel.
Metal bands are often made to withstand colder temperatures, while cloth bands are more sturdier. To clean a metal band, use a series of small abrasions to scour from the edge of the band to the top of the band. [substeps] If your watch is made out of plastic you can follow the same procedure to clean it as you would if it was made out of metal. [title] Remove the band from the watch dial, if possible. [substeps] Metal bands tend to use nylon, titanium, or other materials. Aluminum bands may use titanium, but they are relatively lightweight. Any type of metal will work, but some of these materials might not be considered safe for your watch band. [substeps] Metal bands should be done on either metal or cloth versions of watches.