Xeric is an independent watch brand creating unique, affordable, and mechanically innovative timepieces featuring unconventional displays and celestial themes.
Xeric is an independent American watch brand celebrated for its unconventional approach to horology and its highly successful Kickstarter campaigns. Specializing in affordable yet mechanically intricate timepieces, Xeric breaks away from traditional watch designs by utilizing orbital indicators, rotating discs, and jumping hours.
Their collections often draw inspiration from automotive dashboards and celestial themes, offering wearers a visually striking way to read time. Every Xeric watch is built with premium materials such as 316L surgical-grade stainless steel, anti-reflective sapphire crystals, and custom straps made from U.S. Horween or Italian leather.
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Most Xeric watches feature a 5 ATM water resistance rating, making them splash-resistant and suitable for washing hands or light rain. They are not intended for swimming or diving.
Prior to setting the time, give the watch an initial manual winding with the crown in the normal position (approximately 40 to 55 clockwise turns, depending on the model) to power up the mainspring.
No. You should never set the time backward on a retrograde movement, as it is designed for forward time setting only. Setting it backward may damage the mechanism and void your warranty.
Xeric offers a limited warranty (typically 1 or 2 years, depending on the model) covering manufacturing defects. It does not cover normal wear and tear, batteries, crystals, straps, or water damage resulting from misuse or exposing the watch to moisture beyond its ATM rating.
