How to Clean an Iced Out Watch
A simple routine that keeps the stones bright without harming the watch.

Quick Facts
Introduction
Stones lose their sparkle when skin oils, lotion and dust build up around the settings. A gentle clean every few weeks brings it back.
Before you start
Check the water-resistance rating in your paperwork and make sure the crown is pushed in fully. If you are unsure whether the watch can get wet, clean it with a damp cloth only.
Step by step
- Mix a few drops of mild soap into lukewarm water.
- Dip a soft brush and work gently along the rows of stones and between the bracelet links.
- Wipe away the soap with a cloth dampened in clean water.
- Pat dry with a lint-free cloth and leave to air dry fully before storing.
What to avoid
- Bleach, chlorine and household cleaners.
- Hot water, which can affect seals.
- Paper towels and rough cloths, which can scratch polished surfaces.
Storage
Keep the watch in its box or a soft pouch, away from other jewellery, so the stones and the metal do not rub against anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
A light clean every few weeks is enough for most wear.
Mild soap and water is the safest choice. Avoid harsh chemicals.
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