📌 Quick Guide

How to Clean a Watch at Home?
Keeping your luxury timepiece clean preserves its elegance and functionality. Here's how you can clean your watch professionally at home—without damaging its finish or movement.
🔍 Why Should You Clean a Watch?
Dust, sweat, and oils build up over time—leading to deterioration of straps, water resistance, and case shine. Regular cleaning helps protect your investment.
🧰 Tools You’ll Need
- Microfiber cloth
- Soft-bristle toothbrush
- Warm water & mild soap
- Cotton swabs
- Watch cleaning solution (optional)
🧼 Step-by-Step Cleaning Guide
- Detach the strap if possible (especially leather or NATO).
- Wipe the case and dial gently with a dry microfiber cloth.
- Dip toothbrush in soapy warm water and scrub the case carefully.
- Use cotton swabs for crevices like lugs and crown.
- Rinse gently and pat dry. Avoid water if the watch is not waterproof.
- Polish with a clean cloth for shine.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
+ Can I clean my leather strap?
Yes, use a damp cloth for surface cleaning. Avoid soaking. Leather conditioner can help restore flexibility.
+ Is it safe to use alcohol wipes?
Avoid alcohol on dials or leather. Alcohol may cause discoloration or wear. Use only on stainless steel cautiously.
+ How often should I clean my watch?
Light cleaning can be done monthly. Deep cleaning every 3–6 months depending on wear and climate.