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calibre 4401 winding question
When the watch is fully unwound, the winding process alone doesn't immediately cause the balance wheel to start beating. Instead, it requires a few wrist motions to initiate the movement. Is this behavior normal?
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Sometimes need to jiggle mine a bit. I think its normal, have had other watches that are similar.
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very normal indeed
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Join Date: Oct 2020
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On a side note...with the chronograph function off and the watch at rest, it completely stops working after just a few minuets. Example: Watch off wrist and chrono function off at 8:00pm. At 6:00am next day watch shows time at 8:05, date wheel does not move either of course. I have a 26420SO bought 02/2022
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