Ceramic links handle ultrasonic cleaning – check that no link has cracks.
How to do it
- Time
- 3 min
- Water
- Lukewarm, 30–40 °C
Take the watch off. Lay the bracelet flat and run it on its own.
With these answers we do not recommend the ultrasonic cleaner, so there is no how-to.
Pick your cleaner to see if it fits, which setting to use and what its manual says.
Why
Technical ceramic is hard and is not affected by water. Manuals warn that existing cracks can get bigger, and the pins between the links are metal.
Watch out for
- Cracked links: do not run it
- The watch must never go in the tank
Sources
Cleaners that fit this
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- GemOro 1783 0.6 L · 42 kHzSee price on Amazon
- GT Sonic VGT-800 0.6 L · 40 kHzSee price on Amazon
- Magnasonic CD2800 0.6 L · 42 kHzSee price on Amazon
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