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Awdi · 9 August 2019, 02:16 PM

I have a watch-winder that I place my Rolex in and suddenly it doesn’t appear to keep it wound. I worked fine in the past but not recently. It’s set at 650 (whatever) bi-directional....... as prescribed.

My Breitling Chronomat sits in the case and doesn’t appear to have any problems keeping wound at 990 / clockwise.

Any clues, since it appears to work fine when I manually wind it ?

SearChart · 9 August 2019, 04:18 PM

Could be a broken reverser wheel or the driving wheel for ratchet. Seems like the only logical explanation, normal winding works but the automatic does not entirely?

9 August 2019, 02:16 PM	#1
Awdi "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Forest Hill,NY Posts: 9	Winding My Submariner I have a watch-winder that I place my Rolex in and suddenly it doesn’t appear to keep it wound. I worked fine in the past but not recently. It’s set at 650 (whatever) bi-directional....... as prescribed. My Breitling Chronomat sits in the case and doesn’t appear to have any problems keeping wound at 990 / clockwise. Any clues, since it appears to work fine when I manually wind it ?

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