R ronk Lifer Durham Jan 29, 2019 #1 Are they worth using? It has been suggested that my watch would keep better time if on a winder overnight to keep my watch fully wound. If I buy one, is a £50 Amazon job any use?
Are they worth using? It has been suggested that my watch would keep better time if on a winder overnight to keep my watch fully wound. If I buy one, is a £50 Amazon job any use?
1 1000rr Senior member Jan 29, 2019 #2 Yes, they are. A cheap one does the trick, that’s all you need.
M mr.tourette Veteran north wales Jan 30, 2019 #3 I use the little crown thing on the side of the watch to wind mine..controversial I know :lol:
U un1eash Active member Jan 30, 2019 #4 I decided against a winder in the end. As with anything mechanical the more miles you put on it the quicker it will need a service.
I decided against a winder in the end. As with anything mechanical the more miles you put on it the quicker it will need a service.
B BeeEmm Senior member London Jan 30, 2019 #5 un1eash said: I decided against a winder in the end. As with anything mechanical the more miles you put on it the quicker it will need a service. Click to expand... Moving parts need to be kept moving.
un1eash said: I decided against a winder in the end. As with anything mechanical the more miles you put on it the quicker it will need a service. Click to expand... Moving parts need to be kept moving.
R ronk Lifer Durham Jan 30, 2019 #6 mr.tourette said: I use the little crown thing on the side of the watch to wind mine..controversial I know :lol: Click to expand... I don’t want to wear the seal in the crown mech unnecessarily so I’d like to avoid twiddling the crown on a daily basis.
mr.tourette said: I use the little crown thing on the side of the watch to wind mine..controversial I know :lol: Click to expand... I don’t want to wear the seal in the crown mech unnecessarily so I’d like to avoid twiddling the crown on a daily basis.
