User Guide

Click here to check out our size guide for handy tips on how to measure your wrist and confirm your correct Apple Watch size to get the right band every time.

Click here to follow our simple step by step instructions complete with pictures.

We provide a Free DIY Tool with every band that requires a tool to remove links.

Click here to watch the handy instructional video.

Some styles do not require a DIY tool to resize/remove links.

Simply flick open with your nail and remove as many clasp links as required to shorten your band.

Click here for handy pics to show you how.

We've got instructions for every material on our Care Instructions. Click here to check out what you need to do to keep your band / case looking pristine.

The chain links are covered with a colour coating and the magnetic clasps & connectors contain necessary alloys in order to be able to function. This means that unfortunately the metal bands are not suitable for exposure to moisture.

Water, moisture, sweat, lotions/creams and oils can damage the finish over time. We recommend taking care not to scratch the surface of your band, avoid exposure to water/moisture and ensure that all lotions & perfumes are fully dried before putting on your band.

If you happen to accidentally get your band wet then please clean and dry with a cloth immediately to extend the life of your band.

Unfortunately not. Water, moisture, sweat, lotions/creams and oils can damage the finish and leave marks/stains.

To prolong the life of your band, avoid exposure to water/moisture and ensure that all lotions & perfumes are fully dried before putting on your leather band.

YES! Our Classic Silicone and Silicone Sports bands are designed to be immersed in water. It's always a good idea to dry your silicone band after swimming to avoid trapping moisture between the band and your wrist and minimise any rubbing/irritation.

Good news, they material of the band is splash proof so will withstand some exposure to water.

The buckles however are not designed to be immersed in water so please be sure to clean/dry your band after exposure to water/moisture, to extend the life of your band.

Avoid excessive rubbing of the material when cleaning to maintain the weave.

Note: Nylon Bands include all Nylon Loops and Braided Loops.

YES! Our Sport Loop bands are designed to be immersed in water. It's always a good idea to dry your band after swimming to avoid trapping moisture between the band and your wrist and minimise any rubbing/irritation.

Good news, the individual links are splash proof so may withstand some accidental exposure to water.

The metal pins within the links and the metal clasp, however are not designed to be immersed in water so please be sure to immediately clean/dry after exposure to water/moisture, to extend the life of your band.

Note: Resin Bands include all Bands & Lisbon Bands

Unfortunately this band is not designed to be immersed in water. Please clean and dry immediately after any accidental exposure to moisture.

Avoid excessive rubbing of the material when cleaning to maintain the weave.

Water, moisture, sweat, lotions/creams and oils can damage the finish over time. We recommend taking care not to scratch the surface of your case, avoid exposure to water/moisture and ensure that all lotions & perfumes are fully dried before putting on your band.

If you happen to accidentally get your case wet then please clean and dry with a cloth immediately to extend the life of your case.

YES! Our resin cases are designed to be immersed in water. It's always a good idea to dry your case after swimming to avoid trapping dirt/moisture between the case and your Apple Watch.

YES! Our silicone/TPU cases are designed to be immersed in water. It's always a good idea to dry your case after swimming to avoid trapping dirt/moisture between the case and your Apple Watch.

Our leathers are a natural product and have been designed to fade & develop a patina over time. Particularly our vintage styles which are designed to develop a worn/weathered look as they scuff and mark with age.

The chain links are covered with a colour coating and the magnetic clasps & connectors contain necessary alloys in order to be able to function. This means that unfortunately metal bands cannot be guaranteed to be nickel free.