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If you got a new Swiss watch for the holidays, congratulations. Here's a few tips to keep it in tip-top shape for years to come:Clean your watch regularly. Use an old, softtoothbrush or a toothpick and a slightly damp cloth to gently scrub awaydebris. Alternatively, you can take it into a jeweler's store andhave it cleaned ultrasonically.Replace broken or badly scratched crystalsbefore dust and moisture has a chance to damage the movement. Keep an eye on the watch bracelet or strap tomake sure it is secured to the dial.If you have a mechanical watch, make sure it isserviced regularly (usually 3 to 5 years) to maintain adequate lubricationbetween the moving parts. If your watch isn't water resistant, be careful not to expose the casedirectly to water.

Mondaine's watches are getting better all the time. Take a look at the Mondaine Official Swiss Railways Square Evo Watch and see how the brand has evolved over the years, and is now known for providing consumers with a better, but cheaper alternative.Don't be fooled by the looks of the Mondaine Women’s Official Swiss Railways Evo Cube Watch because it is not expensive at all cheap at a price of $195. One thing it can be proud of is its reliable movement, which is a trademark of most Swiss watches.The Mondaine Women’s Official Swiss Railways Evo Cube Watch comes in a stainless steel cube case measuring 27x30mm. It is protected by a mineral glass crystal, so you can be sure the dial is well protected.The watch comes in an innovative square shape but with a rounded white dial. It has black hour and minute markers, with black hands and very attractive red seconds hand. It is powered by a Ronda 763 Quartz movement and is water resistant by up to 30 meters.The Mondaine Women’s Official Swiss Railways Evo Cube Watch comes with an eye-catching red lizard strap