You can check the warranty card that comes with the watch when you buy it. It has the address and phone number on it. However, generally broken watch mirrors are not covered by the warranty. You can also choose to get it replaced by some large, professional and formal watch repair shops.

Generally in the center of the city, or in some relatively large shopping malls or high-end office buildings, these places will basically have professional and formal watch repair shops, which are relatively safe.

If the watch mirror is worn, has some friction or slight scratches, it is relatively simple to deal with the situation. You can put a few drops of water on the watch mirror, then squeeze a little toothpaste on it and wipe it with cotton. Wipe the ball back and forth, so that the scratches on the watch mirror can be scratched and the watch mirror will look brand new. Remember not to use alcohol, as the glass may react chemically with the alcohol and cause more serious breakage.

First of all, we need to know that there are generally two situations when the watch mirror is broken. One is that the corners are shattered, and the other is that it is completely damaged. In both cases, the watch mirror must be replaced. The broken watch glass will not only cause the watch to lose its sealing, but also further affect the waterproof performance. Judging from the material of the watch mirror, old-fashioned watches using plastic glass will not explode, while mineral glass mirrors, especially the now popular sapphire glass, are prone to bursting.

1. First, pull out the watch crown and stop running time. The reason why the watch is pulled out to stop the time is to prevent the pointer from driving glass debris and scratching the dial and calendar dial, causing a second injury. Moreover, the price of the dial is more expensive than the watch mirror, so whether it is repair or replacement, it costs a lot of money.

2. Do not pull out the needle or jump the calendar quickly, and do not try to clean the glass debris on the dial yourself.

3. The watch must be placed squarely, that is, with the glass side down, placed in the packaging box, and then sent to a repair center. Try to avoid violent vibrations and shaking during the repair process.