BRAVUR BW003 Smart Watch User Manual

: June 15, 2024
: BRAVUR

Table of Contents

BRAVUR BW003 Smart Watch
Product Information
Product Usage
Set time & date
Adjust strap length
Care & maintenance
Watch specifications
Measurements
Warranty
Contact information
References
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BRAVUR BW003 Smart Watch

Product Information

Specifications

Movement: Swiss Made Sellita SW300-1, 25 jewels
GMT: Swiss-made Sellita SW330-1, 25 jewels/Swiss Made ETA 2893-2, 21 jewels
Power reserve: 42 hours
Frequency: 28,800 (4 Hz) 8 beats per second
Accuracy: Daily rate +/- 5 s/d Isochronism (after 24h) +/- 15 s/d
Manually winding: Minimum 65 turns to full power reserve (manual winding not needed during regular, daily use)
Case back: Stainless steel (SB version)

Product Usage

Set Time & Date

Crown Positions:

In case your watch has stopped after not being used for some time, it is recommended to manually wind it to start. This is done with the crown in position 1, which is its normal position during use. The crown should be turned clockwise, approximately 15 turns. The crown must be in position 1 to be protected from water.
To adjust the date, turn the crown counterclockwise. Do not set the date between 9 PM and 1 AM as this will make the date shift at noon instead of midnight. For GMT models, turn the crown clockwise for adjustment of the GMT hand.
To set the time, pull out the crown two steps from position 1. Please note that the second hand will stop in this position.

Adjust Strap Length

Open the clasp.
Adjust the length of the strap as desired.
Close the clasp.
Close the buckle.

Care & Maintenance
Please follow these guidelines to get the best out of your watch:

Magnetic fields: Avoid placing your watch on electronic units that can generate strong magnetic fields, e.g. loudspeakers, since this can affect the watch’s performance.
Shocks: It is recommended to avoid exposing your watch to mechanical and thermal shocks, as it may damage your watch and delicate movement parts.
Service: Your watch consists of hundreds of small parts and needs service regularly to maintain its performance and accuracy. Full service is advisable every 4-5 years. It is recommended to be performed by an approved watchmaker or sent to the Bravur service center. Contact us for more information.
Cleaning: To clean your watch, use a toothbrush some water, and mild detergent. Do not rinse the watch under water and avoid the leather strap coming in contact with water.
Water resistance: Your watch is tested to resist 5 ATM of static pressure. Please note that this is not equal to resistance in water. Your watch will withstand everyday use like light rain or high humidity, but please leave your watch on the poolside when going for a swim, and leave it outside the shower or sauna. Gaskets and seals should be inspected and replaced by a watchmaker to maintain full water resistance.
Leather straps: Avoid leather and nubuck straps coming in contact with water, as it will shorten their lifespan.

FAQ

Q: How often should I service my Bravur watch?
A: It is advisable to have your watch serviced every 4-5 years to maintain its performance and accuracy.
Q: Can I adjust the date between 9 PM and 1 AM?
A: No, adjusting the date during this period will make the date shift to noon instead of midnight.
Q: Can I swim with my Bravur watch?
A: While your watch can withstand everyday use like light rain or high humidity, it is recommended to leave it on the poolside when going for a swim to maintain its water resistance.
Q: How do I clean my Bravur watch?
A: To clean your watch, use a toothbrush some water, and mild detergent. Avoid rinsing the watch under water and keep the leather strap away from water.

Thank You!

Thank you for purchasing a Bravur watch!

In this manual, you can learn more about your watch and how to take care of it.
We hope you will be happy with your watch for many years. In case of anything, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Best regards, Johan & Magnus, Founders of Bravur

Set time & date

CROWN POSITIONS

In case your watch has stopped after not being used for some time, it’s recommended to manually wind it to start. This is done with the crown in position 1, which is its normal position during use. The crown should be turned clockwise, approximately 15 turns. The crown must be in position 1 to be protected from water.
Turn the crown counterclockwise for adjustment of the date. Do not set the date between 9 PM and 1 AM as this will make the date shift to noon instead of midnight.
- Turn clockwise for adjustment of GMT hand.
- This applies only to GMT models
To set the time, pull out the crown two steps from position 1. Please note that the second hand will stop in this position.

Adjust strap length

Open the clasp
Adjust length
Close the clasp
Close the buckle

Care & maintenance

Please follow these guidelines to get the best out of your watch.

Movement
- If the watch is worn daily for about 12 hours, the movement is automatically winded by its rotor and no manual winding is needed. However, if the watch has stopped since not been used for a period manual winding is recommended to start it. This is done with the crown in position 1. The crown should be turned clockwise, approximately 15-20 turns.
- To fully wind the movement 65 turns are required. Daily manual winding is not recommended since the movement is not designed for this.
- The accuracy stated in the specifications section may change over time. As a mechanical watch, quartz watch accuracy cannot be expected.
Magnetic fields
Avoid placing your watch on electronic units that can generate strong magnetic fields, e.g. loudspeakers, since this can affect the watch’s performance.
Shocks
It is recommended to avoid exposing your watch to mechanical and thermal shocks, as it may damage your watch and delicate movement parts.
Service
Your watch consists of hundreds of small parts and needs service regularly to maintain its performance and accuracy. Full service is advisable every 4-5 years. It is recommended to be performed by an approved watchmaker or sent to the Bravur service center. Contact us for more information.
Cleaning
To clean your watch, use a toothbrush some water, and mild detergent. Do not rinse the watch under water and avoid the leather strap to come in contact with water.
Water resistance
- Your watch is tested to resist 5 ATM of static pressure. Please note that this is not equal to resistance in water. Your watch will withstand everyday use like light rain or high humidity, but please leave your watch on the poolside when going for a swim, and leave it outside the shower or sauna.
- Gaskets and seals should be inspected and replaced by a watchmaker to maintain full water resistance.
Leather straps
Avoid leather and nubuck straps coming in contact with water, as it will shorten its life span.

Watch specifications

Movement
- Swiss Made Sellita SW300-1, 25 jewels
- GMT: Swiss-made Sellita SW330-1, 25 jewels/Swiss Made ETA 2893-2, 21 jewels
Power reserve
42 h
Frequency
- 28 800 (4 Hz)
- 8 beats per second
Accuracy
- Daily rate +/- 5 s/d
- Isochronism (after 24h) +/- 15 s/d
Manually winding
Min. 65 turns to full power reserve (manual winding not needed during regular, daily use)

Measurements

Case
Solitär, Swedish stainless steel, 39 mm
Case back
Stainless steel (SB version) Sapphire (DB version)
Lug width
20 mm
Crystal
Domed sapphire, inside anti-reflective coating.
Water resistance
5 ATM

HANDBUILT IN SWEDEN

Warranty

Your Bravur watch has a full two-year warranty from the original date of purchase.
The warranty covers any need for repair due to defects in the materials or workmanship under normal use.
Bravur obligations hereunder are limited to repair or replacement at its option.
The warranty excludes the strap/bracelet and excessive wear or damage to the case, plating, crystal, or strap.
The warranty does not cover periodic service and maintenance.
Improperly or incorrectly performed service and maintenance, repairs, or servicing voids the warranty. Any service and maintenance, repairs, or servicing which requires opening of the case, must be performed by a properly qualified watchmaker.