Outsiders Revolution
General Advice
Your Outsiders watch is sporting a Swiss automatic movement that winds up through motions of the wrist. Thus, manual winding is only necessary before first commissioning or if the watch hasn’t been in use for a longer period.
Please be aware that a mechanical movement is a complex mechanism and needs special care. Therefore, the timepiece needs to be serviced every 4-5 years.
Your Outsiders watch is water resistant, but we recommend checking the water resistance at your local jeweler on an annual basis.
If you wear your Outsiders watch in the sea or swimming pool, you should rinse it under clean water afterwards. Chlorine and salt water attack all materials over time. Please do not expose your watch to corrosive vapors, chemicals, soap or cleaning agents.
Screw-in Crown System
The Outsiders Revolution has a screw-in crown to guarantee state-of-the-art tightness. To adjust the time and date or to wind up the watch, the crown needs to be unscrewed anti-clockwise. After unscrewing, the crown can be used to wind the watch up or to set the hands in different positions. Important: To guarantee the tightness of the watch, the crown needs to be screwed back in clockwise after every action. In order to screw the crown back in, it must be pushed slightly from position A in the direction of the watch towards the thread. Be careful not to tilt the crown, as you could damage the thread.
Adjustments
Hands
1 – Hour hand
2 – Minute hand
3 – Second hand
4 – Date indication
Crown positions
A – Screwed in
B – Screwed out – Wind
C – Date indication quick adjustment
D – Adjust hands
Shock Resistance
Your Outsiders watch has advanced shock resistance. Nevertheless, you should avoid hard impacts to guarantee the proper function of the watch. In particular, violent shocks against the crown could damage the crown system and negatively affect the water resistance. The watch should also not be exposed to strong magnetic fields.
Saphire Front Crystal
The Outsiders Revolution has a high-quality sapphire front crystal. The glass consists of synthetic corundum and has a Moh‘s hardness of 9, which is only surpassed by diamonds. It is scratch resistant and almost unbreakable. The glass also features an anti-glare coating on the inside.
Water Resistance
A watch may be called water resistant if it is protected against splashing water, sweat and rain and will survive thirty minutes under one meter of water with no motion. These are the requirements met by all watches with the indication “water resistant” 3 ATM/30m or higher. As the water pressure and temperatures may vary while swimming or diving, these watches are technically water resistant but may not be suitable for such activities.
Watches are only resistant against intense moves under water with water resistance of 10 ATM/100m or higher. To be suitable for swimming, a watch needs a water resistance level of at least 10 ATM/100 meters. More details on the official ISO classifications can be found here.
The level of water resistance can change because of aging, abrasion or damage of the watch. We recommend checking the water resistance at a jeweler annually. The more and regularly a watch is maintained, the better is its tightness.
Accuracy
Watches with an automatic movement run very accurately, but not entirely as accurately as a quartz watch with a battery. The expected deviation per day is about +0 to +20 seconds. To avoid being late, a mechanical watch is usually deliberately calibrated to be slightly ahead. The movement can also be adjusted differently at a watchmaker with little effort, e.g. to a target range of -10 to +10 seconds.
According to the specifications of the movement manufacturers, the maximum daily deviation can be up to 30 seconds per day. This tolerance is the same as many other large watch manufacturers with the same widely used movements, some of which cost several times more. Since Outsiders follows even stricter internal rules, your watch is typically set to a maximum deviation of 20 seconds per day.
Please note that since it is a mechanical watch, the accuracy on the wrist may vary slightly compared to our test results.
Adjusting Bracelet Length
Your watch is pre-configured with a standard size bracelet that fits the most common wrist size. If you need to shorten or extend the bracelet length, you can find extra links delivered with your watch. Any jeweler should be able to add or remove links for a small charge.
Outsiders Executive
General Advice
Your Outsiders watch is sporting a Swiss automatic movement that winds up through motions of the wrist. Thus, manual winding is only necessary before first commissioning or if the watch hasn’t been in use for a longer period.
Please be aware that a mechanical movement is a complex mechanism and needs special care. Therefore, the timepiece needs to be serviced every 4-5 years.
Your Outsiders watch is water resistant, but we recommend checking the water resistance at your local jeweler on an annual basis.
If you wear your Outsiders watch in the sea or swimming pool, you should rinse it under clean water afterwards. Chlorine and salt water attack all materials over time. Please do not expose your watch to corrosive vapors, chemicals, soap or cleaning agents.
Adjustments
Hands
1 – Hour hand
2 – Minute hand
3 – Second hand
4 – Date indication
Crown positions
A – Wind up
B – Date indication quick adjustment
C – Adjust hands
Shock Resistance
Your Outsiders watch has advanced shock resistance. Nevertheless, you should avoid hard impacts to guarantee the proper function of the watch. In particular, violent shocks against the crown could damage the crown system and negatively affect the water resistance. The watch should also not be exposed to strong magnetic fields.
Saphire Front Crystal
Your Outsiders watch has a high-quality sapphire front crystal. The glass consists of synthetic corundum and has a Moh‘s hardness of 9, which is only surpassed by diamonds. It is scratch resistant and almost unbreakable. The glass also features an anti-glare coating on the inside.
Water Resistance
A watch may be called water resistant if it is protected against splashing water, sweat and rain and will survive thirty minutes under one meter of water with no motion. These are the requirements met by all watches with the indication “water resistant” 3 ATM/30m or higher. As the water pressure and temperatures may vary while swimming or diving, these watches are technically water resistant but may not be suitable for such activities.
Watches are only resistant against intense moves under water with water resistance of 10 ATM/100m or higher. To be suitable for swimming, a watch needs a water resistance level of at least 10 ATM/100 meters. More details on the official ISO classifications can be found here.
The level of water resistance can change because of aging, abrasion or damage of the watch. We recommend checking the water resistance at a jeweler annually. The more and regularly a watch is maintained, the better is its tightness.
Accuracy
Watches with an automatic movement run very accurately, but not entirely as accurately as a quartz watch with a battery. The expected deviation per day is about +0 to +20 seconds. To avoid being late, a mechanical watch is usually deliberately calibrated to be slightly ahead. The movement can also be adjusted differently at a watchmaker with little effort, e.g. to a target range of -10 to +10 seconds.
According to the specifications of the movement manufacturers, the maximum daily deviation can be up to 30 seconds per day. This tolerance is the same as many other large watch manufacturers with the same widely used movements, some of which cost several times more. Since Outsiders follows even stricter internal rules, your watch is typically set to a maximum deviation of 20 seconds per day.
Please note that since it is a mechanical watch, the accuracy on the wrist may vary slightly compared to our test results.
Adjusting Bracelet Length
Your watch ships with a bracelet at maximum length. Any jeweler should be able to remove links for a small charge to shorten the length of the bracelet.
Outsiders Phoenix / Nobile
General Advice
Your Outsiders watch is sporting a Swiss automatic movement that winds up through motions of the wrist. Thus, manual winding is only necessary before first commissioning or if the watch hasn’t been in use for a longer period.
Please be aware that a mechanical movement is a complex mechanism and needs special care. Therefore, the timepiece needs to be serviced every 4-5 years.
Your Outsiders watch is water resistant, but we recommend checking the water resistance at your local jeweler on an annual basis.
If you wear your Outsiders watch in the sea or swimming pool, you should rinse it under clean water afterwards. Chlorine and salt water attack all materials over time. Please do not expose your watch to corrosive vapors, chemicals, soap or cleaning agents.
Adjustments
Hands
1 – Hour hand
2 – Minute hand
3 – Second hand
4 – Date indication
Crown positions
A – Wind up
B – Date indication quick adjustment
C – Adjust hands
Shock Resistance
Your Outsiders watch has advanced shock resistance. Nevertheless, you should avoid hard impacts to guarantee the proper function of the watch. In particular, violent shocks against the crown could damage the crown system and negatively affect the water resistance. The watch should also not be exposed to strong magnetic fields.
Saphire Front Crystal
Your Outsiders watch has a high-quality sapphire front crystal. The glass consists of synthetic corundum and has a Moh‘s hardness of 9, which is only surpassed by diamonds. It is scratch resistant and almost unbreakable. The glass also features an anti-glare coating on the inside.
Water Resistance
A watch may be called water resistant if it is protected against splashing water, sweat and rain and will survive thirty minutes under one meter of water with no motion. These are the requirements met by all watches with the indication “water resistant” 3 ATM/30m or higher. As the water pressure and temperatures may vary while swimming or diving, these watches are technically water resistant but may not be suitable for such activities.
Watches are only resistant against intense moves under water with water resistance of 10 ATM/100m or higher. To be suitable for swimming, a watch needs a water resistance level of at least 10 ATM/100 meters. More details on the official ISO classifications can be found here.
The level of water resistance can change because of aging, abrasion or damage of the watch. We recommend checking the water resistance at a jeweler annually. The more and regularly a watch is maintained, the better is its tightness.
Accuracy
Watches with an automatic movement run very accurately, but not entirely as accurately as a quartz watch with a battery. The expected deviation per day is about +0 to +20 seconds. To avoid being late, a mechanical watch is usually deliberately calibrated to be slightly ahead. The movement can also be adjusted differently at a watchmaker with little effort, e.g. to a target range of -10 to +10 seconds.
According to the specifications of the movement manufacturers, the maximum daily deviation can be up to 30 seconds per day. This tolerance is the same as many other large watch manufacturers with the same widely used movements, some of which cost several times more. Since Outsiders follows even stricter internal rules, your watch is typically set to a maximum deviation of 20 seconds per day.
Please note that since it is a mechanical watch, the accuracy on the wrist may vary slightly compared to our test results.
Outsiders Lucina
General Advice
Your Outsiders watch is sporting a Swiss automatic movement that winds up through motions of the wrist. Thus, manual winding is only necessary before first commissioning or if the watch hasn’t been in use for a longer period.
Please be aware that a mechanical movement is a complex mechanism and needs special care. Therefore, the timepiece needs to be serviced every 4-5 years.
Your Outsiders watch is water resistant, but we recommend checking the water resistance at your local jeweler on an annual basis. With a water resistance of 5 ATM/50 m, it is suitable for activities such as bathing, showering or washing hands. However, the Outsiders Lucina should not be used for swimming.
Your Outsiders Lucina should always be rinsed with clean water when exposed to, for example, salt water or chlorinated water. Chlorine and salt water attack all materials over time. Please do not expose your watch to corrosive vapors, chemicals, soap or cleaning agents.
Adjustments
Hands
1 – Hour hand
2 – Minute hand
3 – Second hand
4 – Date indication
Crown positions
A – Wind up
B – Date indication quick adjustment
C – Adjust hands
Shock Resistance
Your Outsiders watch has advanced shock resistance. Nevertheless, you should avoid hard impacts to guarantee the proper function of the watch. In particular, violent shocks against the crown could damage the crown system and negatively affect the water resistance. The watch should also not be exposed to strong magnetic fields.
Saphire Front Crystal
The Outsiders Lucina has a high-quality sapphire front crystal. The glass consists of synthetic corundum and has a Moh‘s hardness of 9, which is only surpassed by diamonds. It is scratch resistant and almost unbreakable. The glass also features an anti-glare coating on the inside.
Water Resistance
A watch may be called water resistant if it is protected against splashing water, sweat and rain and will survive thirty minutes under one meter of water with no motion. These are the requirements met by all watches with the indication “water resistant” 3 ATM/30m or higher. As the water pressure and temperatures may vary while swimming or diving, these watches are technically water resistant but may not be suitable for such activities.
Watches are only resistant against intense moves under water with water resistance of 10 ATM/100m or higher. To be suitable for swimming, a watch needs a water resistance level of at least 10 ATM/100 meters. With a water resistance of 5 ATM/50 m, the Outsiders Lucina is suitable for activities such as bathing, showering or washing hands. However, the Outsiders Lucina should not be used for swimming. More details on the official ISO classifications can be found here.
The level of water resistance can change because of aging, abrasion or damage of the watch. We recommend checking the water resistance at a jeweler annually. The more and regularly a watch is maintained, the better is its tightness.
Accuracy
Watches with an automatic movement run very accurately, but not entirely as accurately as a quartz watch with a battery. The expected deviation per day is about +0 to +20 seconds. To avoid being late, a mechanical watch is usually deliberately calibrated to be slightly ahead. The movement can also be adjusted differently at a watchmaker with little effort, e.g. to a target range of -10 to +10 seconds.
According to the specifications of the movement manufacturers, the maximum daily deviation can be up to 30 seconds per day. This tolerance is the same as many other large watch manufacturers with the same widely used movements, some of which cost several times more. Since Outsiders follows even stricter internal rules, your watch is typically set to a maximum deviation of 20 seconds per day.
Please note that since it is a mechanical watch, the accuracy on the wrist may vary slightly compared to our test results.
Adjusting Bracelet Length
Your watch ships with a bracelet at maximum length. Any jeweler should be able to remove links for a small charge to shorten the length of the bracelet.