Mudita Element

Minimalistyczny zegarek automatyczny Swiss Made z ultracienką – 7,85 mm – kopertą. Stworzony z trwałych materiałów jak tytan i szafirowe szkło i wyposażony w czytelną tarczę.

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Discover how to take care of your Element with this helpful guide or download the full user manual.

How to use your Element

Automatic Movement

Mudita Element is equipped with a Swiss Sellita SW300-1 automatic movement, wound by the movement of a rotor while the watch is in use.

Just a few minutes of wearing the watch is enough to power the mechanism. It is also possible to manually start the mechanism by turning the crown a few times.

Winding the mainspring manually

To wind Mudita Element’s mechanism manually, pull the crown out to position 0 and turn it clockwise approximately 15-20 times (full rotations).

Setting the time

To set the time, pull the crown out to the position 1 and turn it in either direction until the desired time is displayed. After setting the desired time, press the crown to the position 0 to start the mechanism.

Care and Maintenance

Make the most of your automatic watch.

Temperature

Do not expose the watch to rapid temperature changes or extreme temperatures: over 60°C (140°F) or below 0°C (32°F).

Magnetic fields

Do not expose the watch to strong magnetic fields generated, for example, by speakers, cell phones, computers, refrigerators or other electrical appliances.

Shocks

Avoid thermal or mechanical shocks – they may cause damage to the watch.

Harmful products

Do not expose to reactive or corrosive chemicals and gases as this may cause discoloration of the watch case, crown, or watch straps. The watch may also corrode, which can affect its water resistance.

Cleaning

Clean the watch regularly using a soft cloth and lukewarm soapy water. Use clean, cold water to clean the strap.

Water resistance

Mudita Element is designed to withstand a pressure of up to 5 ATM (pressure of 5 bar or a water column of 50 meters / 165 ft). This means it is resistant to contact with water during everyday activities like occasional splashes of water or rain.

However, we do not recommend that you shower, take a bath or swim with it on. If the watch gets wet, dry it with a soft cloth and let it dry. Do not set the time if your hands are wet or if the watch has not been properly dried. 

The water-resistance cannot be guaranteed permanently. Everyday wear, aging of seals or accidental shocks adversely affect the water-resistance of the watch.

We recommend that you have your watch’s water resistance checked once a year by a qualified watchmaker.

How to take care of your Watch Strap

Our straps are water-resistant to splashes which may happen when the watch is worn everyday. However, we do not recommend wearing the watch while showering, bathing or swimming. To clean the strap, use a clean cloth dampened in cold water without detergents. The straps are not machine washable. When the time comes to replace your straps, recycle metal parts and dispose of the straps in a mixed-waste bin.

We recommend changing your straps every six months due to hygienic reasons.

How to change the strap

Learn how to change the strap.

To remove and fit the straps:

1. Place your watch face down on a soft clean surface such as a microfiber cloth or mat. 2. Use a finger to pull and hold back the quick release pin. 3. This will release the side of the telescopic bar closest to the pin. 4. Gently slide the strap out from the watch starting with the side closest to the pin. 5. To fit the new strap, use a finger to pull and hold back the quick release pin on the new strap. 6. Slide the side of the telescopic bar furthest from the pin into the watch first, making sure it fits snugly into the indentation. 7. Line up the side closest to the pin with the remaining indentation and release the pin. 8. Make sure the strap is fitted correctly before wearing the watch!

If you are not able to slide the strap in or out, let go of the pin and try pulling it back again. Never force the strap into place.