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During sudden temperature variations, condensation may appear underneath the crystal of your
watch. This light fogging should dissipate on its own and will not affect the operation of the move-
ment in your watch.
We recommend that you have the water resistance of your watch inspected every 18-24 months
by an Authorized Luminox Dealer.
Battery
All Luminox quartz watches come with a 1.5 volt or Lithium 3 volt battery (depending on the model). A
1.5 volt battery will last approximately 18-36 months and a 3 volt battery will last approximately 36-72
months. Most Luminox movements have an EOL (end of life) feature to indicate limited remaining battery
life. When the second hand on your watch stops and then jumps forward four (4) seconds at a time, it is
time to have your battery changed. Do not under any circumstances open the watch by yourself, please
visit an Authorized Luminox Service Centre.
Leather Straps
If the words "water resistant" are imprinted on the inside of your strap, it has been treated to resist
moisture. The longevity of a leather strap depends on your wearing habits, care of the strap and climate
that you reside in. It is normal for the leather of your strap to darken with use over time.
LIMITED WARRANTY
This Manufacturer's Warranty Covers: Material and manufacturing defects existing at the
time of purchase. Warranty coverage commences only if the warranty certificate is dated and com-
pleted by an Authorized Luminox Retailer. Warranty exceptions are listed below.
Duration of Warranty Coverage: This limited warranty runs for a period two (2) years from the
original date of purchase from an Authorized Luminox Dealer. The Luminox illumination glass tubes,
called LLT (LLT = Luminox Light Technology) inside your watch are calculated to glow up to 25
years, with a guarantee to glow 10 years as of date of purchase, except when exposed to strong
shocks on the watch. Luminox – Always Visible.
This Manufacturer's Warranty Does Not Cover: (1) normal wear and tear (or aging) of
band, crystal, bezel, crown, battery, or plating of metal components; (2) damage to your watch
caused by tampering with, misuse or abuse; (3) damage to the watch case or movement caused
by water entering the watch due to improper use or handling; (4) defects or damage to your watch
resulting from battery replacement, service or repairs performed by non-authorized Luminox service
or repair centers. (5) a watch obtained from an unauthorized Luminox dealer/retailer.
What We Will Do to Correct the Problems: If your watch proves to be defective, we will (at
our option), either repair or replace it.
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