HULL Manuals & User Guides
HULL is a signature collection of automatic and mechanical timepieces by Spinnaker Watches, featuring vintage-inspired nautical designs and robust water resistance.
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HULL Watches by Spinnaker
The HULL collection by Spinnaker Watches features a range of meticulously crafted automatic and mechanical timepieces. Designed with a vintage aesthetic and modern marine engineering, HULL watches are built to withstand the rigors of the sea while offering timeless style.
Key features include reliable self-winding movements, durable screw-down crowns for enhanced water resistance, and high-quality materials suited for active lifestyles. Whether utilized for professional diving, water sports, or everyday wear, HULL timepieces by Spinnaker combine precision, durability, and classic nautical elegance.
HULL manuals
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HULL support FAQ
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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How do I wind my automatic HULL watch?
Unscrew the crown by turning it anti-clockwise, then turn the crown clockwise 5-10 times. It will start to move naturally after shaking slightly. Remember to push the crown in and screw it securely afterwards.
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How do I set the time on my HULL watch?
Unscrew the crown and pull it out to the 2nd click (position 3). Turn the crown clockwise to set the correct time, then push the crown in and screw it down securely.
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Is my HULL watch water-resistant?
Yes, HULL watches are water-resistant, but the exact rating varies by model (e.g., 50M to 1000M). Always ensure the screw-down crown is securely fastened before exposing the watch to water, and never unscrew the crown while submerged or in environments with steam.
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Why did my automatic watch stop running?
An automatic watch winds using the motion of your arm and generally needs to be worn for at least 8 hours a day to remain fully wound. If not worn, it may lose power. You can manually wind it or gently move it side to side 20 to 30 times to restart the movement.