Yikes. Left the winder out for a couple of days

[tomchicago]

there is still a seal on the stem even with the crown unscrewed right? you could prolly swim with it in a normal pool and nothing would happen.

[Lash L]

Well, does q=40 at least?

[jctrolex]

I had to read the post 4-5 times and looked at the picture and some of the comments before making any sense. You mean you left the crown unscrewed. I'm sure there is no harm done even if you went for a swim. Like others said it is sealed even if the crown was left out.

[z80]

Originally Posted by Wcdhtwn

Is that a Platona?? Perhaps it's the angle or a flash went off but the dial looks silver/yellow. Curious what that dial is if not the standard blue Platona dial.

Hi, Yes it's the baguette Platona. Looks odd with the flash on this iphone.

[watchwatcher]

It'll be fine...and what a beauty, by the way.

[richard371]

I was confused at first by winder lol. My first thought was he left it outside the window as some say "winder" in the South. Its a Platona 116506 based on his avatar.

[904VT]

Originally Posted by Devildog

The watch is still waterproof with the winder out

(The red bits are the seals)

Nice pic

[HogwldFLTR]

It's the crown which was left unscrewed and doesn't need to screwed in unless at depth. Unfortunately for those in the UK, English is a second language. Also true for those focused in STEM disciplines.

[Mypyh4ooo]

Originally Posted by padi56

Why anyone would want to use a machine winder for a watch that has a power reserve of 72 hours and not even a date complication defeats me,and your watch will come to no harm with the crown unscrewed.It will do more harm sat on the machine wearing the movement when its not needed to tell the time on the finest winder in the world your own wrists.

That's personal preference.


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[Bagman]

Reading these comments have convinced me NOT to buy a winder