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The Sif Jakobs Watches are made of 316L stainless steel cases and bracelets, meaning they are hypoallergenic.
Sif Jakobs Watches have sapphire glass which is crystal and not actually a type of glass. It's a pure aluminum oxide that has been through a process of crystal lisation. Watch sapphire is the most expensive type of watch glass as it is incredibly hard and therefore durable. Sapphire is considered the best material to protect the watch dial against shock.
The Sif Jakobs Watches are made of 316L stainless steel cases and bracelets, meaning they are hypoallergenic.
Sif Jakobs Watches have sapphire glass which is crystal and not actually a type of glass. It's a pure aluminum oxide that has been through a process of crystal lisation. Watch sapphire is the most expensive type of watch glass as it is incredibly hard and therefore durable. Sapphire is considered the best material to protect the watch dial against shock.
We use MIYOTA Japanese movements in all our Sif Jakobs Watches. The movement is widely accepted as the most accurate Japanese movement. It is an analogue quartz movement, which has many advantages. These include long battery life, precision, reliability, good thermal behaviour as the temperature does not affect the rate of oscillation of quartz. MIYOTA has been providing watch movements for leading brands worldwide for nearly 40 years. Every single part used in MIYOTA’s movements is made in Japan. In addition, the parts we use are mostly metal, which assure high precision and durability. MIYOTA’s battery lasts 4-10 years depending on the model.
The gold plating on the Sif Jakobs Watches is IP/Ion plating (0.5MIC TIN + 0.1 MIC AU (1N14)). IP plating on stainless steel produces a more scratch-resistant (harder) surface. The end result is also relatively lightweight, so easy to wear and the coating means watches are five times stronger than standard stainless steel ones.
Our Sif Jakobs Watches are either 30 or 50 m. A water-resistance level of 30 meters means the watch can withstand splashes of water.A level of 50 meters means that it can be worn for swimming in shallow depths. CUBIC ZIRCONIA The stones in our Sif Jakobs Watches are high-quality Cubic Zirconia.
Replacement of the battery and joints to extend the length of the watch is recommended to be made by a certified dealer. The Gisella watches are normal length, but you can order extension links if you want a longer bracelet.
All of Sif Jakobs Watches are covered by the Purchase Act with a 24 month warranty. The warranty means that you as a customer can complain about defects in the goods that have occurred within 24 months after purchase. This means that you either get it repaired or replaced, refunded or reduced in price, depending on the specific situation.
Clean your Sif Jakobs Watch with a clean, dry and soft microfibre cloth only. Avoid the following:
Contact with perfume, cosmetics, cream, sun lotion, or any other beauty product
Contact with chemicals (cleaning agents /soap)
Wearing our watch during sports, or while sleeping
Contact with hard / rough materials
No, we recommend removing your jewellery before bathing, showering, or using a sauna and solarium. Steam, moisture, as well as the perfumes and chemicals in soaps and shampoos, will tarnish and dull the materials.
We encourage all our customers to remove their jewellery before engaging in sports or working out. Perspiration and the alcohol in deodorants and sanitisers may react with the metals, pearls or stones causing colour loss and dullness. Chlorine and salt also tarnish metals so avoid wearing your jewellery while swimming. There is also a risk of damage to the piece if worn during physical activity.
You should clean everyday jewellery, approximately once a week and other items in your jewellery box, about once a month.
Hoop earrings may occasionally become difficult to close, this may happen if the closure becomes bent during use. It can easily be fixed by gently pushing on the stud, either up or down, so that it "clicks" into the lock again.
No, we recommend removing your jewellery before bathing, showering, or using a sauna and solarium. Steam, moisture, as well as the perfumes and chemicals in soaps and shampoos, will tarnish and dull the materials.
We encourage all our customers to remove their jewellery before engaging in sports or working out. Perspiration and the alcohol in deodorants and sanitisers may react with the metals, pearls or stones causing colour loss and dullness. Chlorine and salt also tarnish metals so avoid wearing your jewellery while swimming. There is also a risk of damage to the piece if worn during physical activity.
You should clean everyday jewellery, approximately once a week and other items in your jewellery box, about once a month.
Hoop earrings may occasionally become difficult to close, this may happen if the closure becomes bent during use. It can easily be fixed by gently pushing on the stud, either up or down, so that it "clicks" into the lock again.
We use MIYOTA Japanese movements in all our Sif Jakobs Watches. The movement is widely accepted as the most accurate Japanese movement. It is an analogue quartz movement, which has many advantages. These include long battery life, precision, reliability, good thermal behaviour as the temperature does not affect the rate of oscillation of quartz. MIYOTA has been providing watch movements for leading brands worldwide for nearly 40 years. Every single part used in MIYOTA’s movements is made in Japan. In addition, the parts we use are mostly metal, which assure high precision and durability. MIYOTA’s battery lasts 4-10 years depending on the model.
The gold plating on the Sif Jakobs Watches is IP/Ion plating (0.5MIC TIN + 0.1 MIC AU (1N14)). IP plating on stainless steel produces a more scratch-resistant (harder) surface. The end result is also relatively lightweight, so easy to wear and the coating means watches are five times stronger than standard stainless steel ones.
Our Sif Jakobs Watches are either 30 or 50 m. A water-resistance level of 30 meters means the watch can withstand splashes of water.A level of 50 meters means that it can be worn for swimming in shallow depths. CUBIC ZIRCONIA The stones in our Sif Jakobs Watches are high-quality Cubic Zirconia.
Replacement of the battery and joints to extend the length of the watch is recommended to be made by a certified dealer. The Gisella watches are normal length, but you can order extension links if you want a longer bracelet.
All of Sif Jakobs Watches are covered by the Purchase Act with a 24 month warranty. The warranty means that you as a customer can complain about defects in the goods that have occurred within 24 months after purchase. This means that you either get it repaired or replaced, refunded or reduced in price, depending on the specific situation.
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Clean your Sif Jakobs Watch with a clean, dry and soft microfibre cloth only. Avoid the following:
Contact with perfume, cosmetics, cream, sun lotion, or any other beauty product
Contact with chemicals (cleaning agents /soap)
Wearing our watch during sports, or while sleeping
Contact with hard / rough materials
No, we recommend removing your jewellery before bathing, showering, or using a sauna and solarium. Steam, moisture, as well as the perfumes and chemicals in soaps and shampoos, will tarnish and dull the materials.
We encourage all our customers to remove their jewellery before engaging in sports or working out. Perspiration and the alcohol in deodorants and sanitisers may react with the metals, pearls or stones causing colour loss and dullness. Chlorine and salt also tarnish metals so avoid wearing your jewellery while swimming. There is also a risk of damage to the piece if worn during physical activity.
You should clean everyday jewellery, approximately once a week and other items in your jewellery box, about once a month.
Hoop earrings may occasionally become difficult to close, this may happen if the closure becomes bent during use. It can easily be fixed by gently pushing on the stud, either up or down, so that it "clicks" into the lock again.
