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2 November 2022, 02:46 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Aug 2017
Real Name: Glenn
Location: Nottinghamshire
Watch: Tudor Black Bay
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41 OP click on wind
Hi. I have noticed that when I manually wind my 2022 OP 41mm that there is sometimes significant resistance and a click on the first turn. Only if you do it slowly. If you continue turning it is fine...if you then stop and turn slowly you might get more resistance and another click before it turns normally. I am not sure if it is a fault or an idiosyncrasy. I also think the resistance to winding increases as you increase the number of turns, but it does not become stiff or problematic. However I have not had to wind it manually in 6 weeks of wear and it maintains charge off the wrist over the whole weekend no problem. It lost 3 seconds in six weeks which is superb. I am reluctant to send it in as it may cause further issues (change in regulation, damage in transit, scratched case at the factory....) but also worried that there is an issue that I really should get fixed..... I would appreciate any advice please. So, it's not affecting the performance on a daily basis as I rarely have to wind it manually - but there may be something off there. I realise every movement has its own peculiarities and no two (even same) movements behave identically.
Thanks Glenn |
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