Garmin Vivomove HR leather strap Quick release 010-12691-04

Garmin Vivomove HR leather strap 010-12691-04. The leather part of the bracelet is light brown and the buckle is dark grey. Thepackage includes the bracelet. The strap is attached with quick release spring clips, so no tools are required.

Compatible with Garmin devices:

• Approach S40
• Forerunner 245 + 245 Music
• Forerunner 645 + 645 Music
• Venu
• Vivoactive 3 + Vivoactive 3 Music
• Vivomove
• Vivomove HR
• Vivomove 3
• Vivomove Luxe
• Vivomove Style

Use and maintenance

We recommend that you clean the leather strap regularly to prevent sweat or other dirt from accumulating on it. Clean the leather strap with a soft, clean, lint-free cloth. If necessary, you can dampen the cloth lightly to loosen the dirt. Allow the strap to dry completely before use. Leather cleaners and polishes may change the colour of the strap. Leather straps are intended for recreational use, not for hard performance. Please note that leather is a natural material that will patina under normal use. The watch body can be rinsed with water or cleaned with a damp lint-free cloth.

Garmin watch straps should be loose enough to allow for movement on the wrist. However, wrist heart rate monitors should be worn tighter on the wrist during exercise. Rinse the watch thoroughly and allow it to dry after exposure to sweat during exercise or water during swimming or showering. Prolonged exposure to moisture may irritate the skin during use. Also remember to allow the skin to rest occasionally, e.g. by moving the watch from one wrist to the other. Avoid the following chemicals to prevent surface changes and skin irritation: insect repellents, moisturisers and emulsions, greases, perfumes, hand lotions, soaps, sunscreens.

Note: If you follow the above tips, using your Garmin watch should not cause any problems. However, if your skin becomes red or irritated, stop using the watch until your skin heals. Thoroughly clean the watch and strap according to the appropriate use and maintenance instructions. If symptoms persist, consult your doctor or dermatologist.