How to maintain a leather watch strap: 

keep it clean, maintain it at all times, avoid exposure to sunlight, not in a damp environment, do not fold, do not come into contact with chemicals,

do not wear it at night, wipe it with a dry cloth in the rain, regularly apply leather oil, and clean it by pinching and placing it.

1. Keep tidy: Remove and clean regularly, use a soft cloth to wipe, which can increase lifespan.

2. Always maintain: Wipe the watch clean as soon as it gets dirty, especially the leather strap, and try to avoid getting soaked in sweat.

3. Avoid exposure to sunlight: Leather watch straps should not be exposed to sunlight for a long time, so they should be avoided in the car. 

The suitable temperature is between 5 and 35 degrees.

4. Do not expose the watch strap to damp environments, as it may cause distortion, discoloration, and corrosion. Prevent cortical water seepage. 

This is the same whether it is a leather strap or a steel strap.

5. Do not fold: Frequently folding the strap can cause it to break, especially for older leather straps. A newly purchased watch strap may be harder,

 but do not fold it. After wearing it for a while, the strap will fit your wrist and become softer.

6. Do not touch chemicals: Do not touch chemicals, such as perfume, lotion, etc., whether it is cow leather watchband or crocodile leather watchband. 

Also, do not place the watch in a sunny area as prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause it to change color, making the watch look older.

7. It is not recommended to wear a watch when sleeping at night: firstly, it can allow the watch strap to rest and breathe, and secondly, accidentally 

hitting the bed during sleep can easily scratch the dial.

8. If the belt gets wet or gets wet in the rain, remove it as soon as possible, wipe it dry with a dry cloth and wring it dry immediately, and continue to 

wear it; Due to the normal temperature of the human body, if you want to store it, it is necessary to air dry it naturally or apply leather oil on the belt to protect it.

9. Regularly applying a small amount of professional leather oil to the leather strap can increase the protective layer and brighten the strap. Separate 

both sides of the belt for cleaning, and avoid soaking the belt.

10. When the belt produces a sour odor, use a soft bristled toothbrush dipped in a little soap to quickly scrub the dirty area, rinse with clean water 

quickly, and use a "pinching and releasing" method to squeeze out the soap foam. The process is best to be completed within 15 seconds; Furthermore, 

it can be dried by natural air drying or using a hair dryer at a distance of 15 centimeters (to prevent belt burning and deformation).