Boss - Velocity Collection

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This guide helps owners of the Hugo BOSS Velocity Collection 1513720 watch understand its features, optimize its performance, and maintain its elegant design. Designed for individuals seeking a blend of classic style and modern functionality, this timepiece offers a reliable quartz chronograph movement and impressive water resistance. While highly functional and stylish, its substantial 44.5mm case size might be a consideration for those with smaller wrists.
| Series | Velocity Collection |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7613272354783 |
| Brand | Boss |
A quartz chronograph movement means the watch is powered by a battery and a vibrating quartz crystal, providing highly accurate timekeeping. The 'chronograph' part refers to its stopwatch function, allowing you to measure intervals of time independently of the main time display.
Yes, with its 100 Metres (10 ATM) water resistance, you can wear this watch while showering or swimming. However, it is not suitable for scuba diving or high-impact water sports that might exceed its pressure rating.
Sapphire crystal is a highly durable and scratch-resistant material used for watch faces. It is significantly harder than mineral glass, offering superior protection against scratches from daily wear and tear, ensuring the dial remains clear.
To clean the strap, use a soft, damp cloth with a mild soap if necessary. Gently wipe down the strap, then rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow it to air dry completely before wearing the watch again.
Always ensure the crown is fully pushed in and securely closed before exposing the watch to water. Avoid operating the pushers or crown while the watch is wet or submerged. Regular maintenance and professional battery replacement are also crucial to re-seal the watch properly.
While the watch comes with a black rubber/silicone strap, it may be possible to replace it with other straps of the same lug width. It's recommended to consult a professional watchmaker to ensure proper fit and to avoid damaging the case.
This is typically a sign of a depleted battery. Take your watch to a certified watchmaker or service center for a battery replacement to ensure water resistance is maintained.
Many quartz chronographs have a reset procedure for the hands. Consult your watch's specific instruction manual for the correct sequence, which usually involves pulling the crown out and using the pushers to realign the hands.
Ensure the watch's time is set correctly, differentiating between AM and PM. If the date changes at noon, the time is 12 hours out. Also, avoid setting the date manually during the 'danger zone' (typically 9 PM - 3 AM) as this can interfere with the date change mechanism.