Cleaning Your Watch

Clean your watch after each use as described here. If you have problems charging your watch, you can also clean the contact points on your watch and the USB charging clip.
Caution:
During cleaning, do not press on the glass or buttons too hard to avoid damaging them and causing the watch to malfunction. Do not use benzine, thinner, alcohol, harsh detergent, or any other organic solvent or you may damage your product.
  1. After each use, clean your watch by wiping it gently with water and drying it completely using a dry cloth. You can also clean the watch band with mild, diluted detergent.


    Note: The color of the wristband may naturally fade or lose elasticity after years of use.
  2. If you experience charging problems, use a damp cotton swab to clean the contact points (and sensor; ProSense 57) on your watch and the USB charging clip as shown here.
    ProSense 17


    ProSense 57


    Caution:
    Do not attach the USB charging clip to your watch while the contact points are wet or dirty, or they may corrode and cause communication failures or watch malfunctions.