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Ceramic watches, shiny and worn by celebrities and athletes, contain solid ceramic bodies and bezels; a scratch-resistant coating on the crown; and adjustable bands. The watches come in a variety of colors and are available from a number of jewelry and online stores. Like other watches, ceramic watches require regular cleaning to keep the watch's surfaces grime-free and shiny. A soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner is all you need to keep your ceramic watch looking like new.
Sweep the ceramic watch's band, crown and back gently with a soft cloth to remove any loose dust and dust.
Spray the soft cloth with window cleaner.
Wipe the ceramic watch's band, crown and back gently with the window cleaner-soaked soft cloth.
Dry the ceramic watch gently with a dry soft cloth.
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