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How to wind the Element Automatic
The Mudita Element Automatic has an automatic, self-winding movement which will keep running on its own if the watch is worn regularly.
How to set the time on the Element Automatic
Pull the crown out to the time-setting position, turn it to set the hands, then push it back in.
How to change the strap on the Element Automatic
All official Mudita straps come with a quick release pin on a 20mm telescopic bar attaching the strap to the watch.
Element care and maintenance tips
With proper care, the Mudita Element Automatic watch can last for generations. Regular maintenance performed by a qualified watchmaker every 2-3 years can maintain accuracy and prolong the lifespan of your watch.
Is the Element Automatic certified Swiss-made?
Yes. The Element Automatic is a certified Swiss Made watch. Each one has its serial number engraved on the back and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Is the Element Automatic waterproof?
The Mudita Element Automatic watch is designed to withstand a pressure of up to 5 ATM (pressure of 5 bar or a water column of 50 meters / 165 ft).
Mudita Element Automatic technical specifications
The full technical details of the Mudita Element Automatic, listed below.
Mudita Element Automatic overview
Mudita Element Automatic is a Swiss automatic watch with a limited production run of 700 pieces.
What movement does the Element Automatic use?
The Mudita Element Automatic uses the Sellita SW 300-1 movement.
What is the Element Automatic made of?
The Mudita Element Automatic watch is made with top-quality materials.
Does the Element Automatic emit radiation?
No. The Element Automatic is fully mechanical, with no battery or electronics, so it gives off no EMF.
Element Automatic user guide and warranty
The Element Automatic manual includes the warranty terms and comes in English, Polish, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

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