Galle Tips: Cách phát hiện đồng hồ bị nhiễm từ

Hello everyone, I'm Thanh Hai. I'm very happy to accompany you in the useful and interesting videos of Gale Watch, especially the tips on storing and using watches. Today will be a very interesting topic, the influence of the watch market. It's interesting because it falls right at a meaningful day, October 20, the day of honoring Vietnamese women. Women always surround them with markets that our men can't resist. On a meaningful day like this, I would like to wish Thanh Hai, on behalf of all men, to send the most sincere wishes to Vietnamese women. From the bottom of our hearts, I wish you, mothers, sisters, and girlfriends, always beautiful, elegant, and always attracted by us. And now, let's move on to the content of this clip. Check to see if your watch has a fingerprint. The signal indicates that the watch has exceeded the allowed number. Depending on the brand of the watch, each type of watch will have different allowed number. Swiss watch allows the number to be 5-15 seconds per day. Japanese watch, 15-20 seconds per day. Quatt watch has a higher accuracy, the number is allowed within 1 minute per year. High-end Quatt watch has a very small number, only about 10 seconds per year. Check to see if your watch has a fingerprint. There are 2 ways for you to check your watch at home. Step 1, follow your watch. If your watch runs fast from 5 to 7 minutes per day, it is highly likely to have a fingerprint. That's the first step. So how do you make sure? Use the second way, use a compass to look at the watch. If the compass moves, it means it has a fingerprint. I have 2 watches, RAMER and PERICOMTANG. Now, I will check to see which watch has a fingerprint by looking at the compass. First is the RAMER. So the RAMER has no fingerprint. Next is PERICOMTANG. The compass is rotated, so the PERICOMTANG has a fingerprint. How to restore the initial state of the watch? When you encounter a case where the watch has a fingerprint, leading to too many errors, you should bring it to an insurance company or a reputable repair center such as GALAEWATT so that the insurance company can help you in the best and safest way for your watches. Note that for electronic watches, every day after not wearing them, you should avoid close to objects with strong fingerprints such as TVs, refrigerators, speakers, computers or mobile phones. Because of the environment with a lot of fingerprints, it will make the battery of the watch run out quickly. The battery of the watch will absorb the fingerprints leading to incorrect operation of the machine. In an environment with a lot of electrical appliances and a lot of market waves, it will also affect the movement of the watch and make the watch market unstable. I have just shown you how to check whether your watch has a fingerprint or not. Don't forget to subscribe to follow more interesting information and let me meet you more often. Thank you. See you in the next clips.