Movado is a premier Swiss watchmaker renowned for its iconic Museum dial, modern design, and advanced quartz and automatic movements.
Founded in 1881, Movado is a globally recognized Swiss luxury watchmaker that blends traditional craftsmanship with innovative modern design. Best known for its iconic Museum dial—defined by a single signature dot at 12 o'clock—the brand continues to lead in the luxury timepiece industry.
The Movado collection features automated, quartz, chronograph, and smart models across popular lines like the SE, Museum Classic, Bold Fusion, and Series 800. Whether you are setting the time, manually winding a precision automatic movement, or operating a high-end chronograph, Movado delivers elegant reliability and timeless, active style.
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If the watch has not been worn for 38-62 hours and has stopped, ensure the crown is in position 1 (unscrew if necessary) and turn it clockwise approximately 20-30 revolutions before setting the time.
Unlock the screw-down crown if applicable, pull the crown out to position 2, and rotate it counterclockwise until the correct date appears. Avoid changing the date between 9:30 PM and 3:00 AM to prevent damaging the calendar mechanism.
Turn the crown counterclockwise approximately six rotations to unlock it before setting the time or date. Always push and screw the crown back completely down into the case after setting to maintain water resistance.
No, Movado automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are completely charged by the motion of your wrist during normal daily activities.