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1,071 | 69.59% |
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405 | 26.32% |
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14 February 2021, 12:03 PM
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Doesn't the Witchi timing instrument automatically determine the correct lift angle for any given watch movement?
Purely as an interesting observation, I just noticed with a sedentary lifestyle after 1 day my 126715 requires 15 winds of the crown to restore full wind to the watch.
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