①Avoid leaving the wood watch in such environment: sudden changes in temperature and humidity.

②Keep your wooden timepiece from direct contact with water. 

③Clean your wooden watch regularly. 

④Change the batteries every 1-2 years. If your watch stops functioning, it doesn't always mean that your watch is damaged or lost because most of the time, the problem is the batteries, not the watch itself. To fix it, you can go to a local watch repair shop and let the experts repair it for you. Try to avoid setting it yourself because you may hit something in the watch that can really damage it. 

⑤Keep the watch away from solvents, mercury, cosmetic sprays, cleaners, adhesives or paints as these can discolor or deteriorate or damage the watch case, strap, etc.