Watch Guides

How you wear your watch is an integral part of using the wristwatch.

You might have seen some men wear their watch on the left while others seem to prefer their right wrist when wearing their watch.

When it comes time to clean your watch and do so effectively, you need to know the right way to do that. Otherwise, you run the risk of damaging your investment.

Thus, we have developed this insider guide to help you clean the watch, get rid of the grime and debris, and ensure that you don't damage it while at that.

If there is one thing that we like to mention about our timepieces, it is how they come with the quartz watch movements to keep accurate time, last longer, and require less maintenance on your end.

Not just any kind of quartz watch movement, though, but the award-winning Japanese Miyota quartz movement. So, what does this one mean – and why should you care?

The quartz movement has redefined the world of clocks and watches, and it will continue to do so. Even though watchmakers started with the trusted mechanical movements (and they are still around today), you would see more quartz crystal watches than manual mechanical/ automatic watches on any given day now.

Here are a few easy tips on how to get the best use from your new Pioneer, so let’s get started! 

When buying chronograph watches, the function should always trump the aesthetics. At Nordgreen, that is why it took us a while to justify bringing a chronograph timepiece to our loyal fans and new customers.

After all, if the chronographs do not solve a specific issue and are just yet another complication that you do not need, there is no reason to have it on the watch.

That said, what is a chronograph watch, and why do you need one in the first place?