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PRH · 2 February 2006, 09:34 PM

I'm new to this forum and would welcome some help.

I currently have a bi-metal DateJust (that's the UK name for it) and am seriously thinking about getting an ExplorerII.

The question is should the watch that isn't being worn be kept fully wound to retain its accuracy?

Clearly I can hand wind the watch but if away on holiday etc. it would run down - will the stop/start affect the accuracy and is it worth purchasing an automatic watch winder?

I see that some of you guys have more than 1 Rolex, what do you do?

Many thanks.

2 February 2006, 09:34 PM	#1
PRH "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Real Name: Paul Location: UK Watch: WG DD Posts: 179	Watch Winder I'm new to this forum and would welcome some help. I currently have a bi-metal DateJust (that's the UK name for it) and am seriously thinking about getting an ExplorerII. The question is should the watch that isn't being worn be kept fully wound to retain its accuracy? Clearly I can hand wind the watch but if away on holiday etc. it would run down - will the stop/start affect the accuracy and is it worth purchasing an automatic watch winder? I see that some of you guys have more than 1 Rolex, what do you do? Many thanks. Last edited by PRH; 2 February 2006 at 09:56 PM..

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