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Left wrist · 6 December 2015, 04:29 AM

Hello all- I recently picked up a new watch after wearing my other new watch, the ROO new navy 42mm as a daily. It's sat in the safe for about about 4 days now.

I don't keep it on a winder but wound it about 55 times. Before I wound it, the chrono looked as if it didn't have much of a reserve and was stopping.

Generally, whats the power reserve on these?

Was I right to wind it 50+ times like I did?

Thanks!

APRolex · 6 December 2015, 05:34 AM

Real life power reserve is about 30hrs and 20 winds should do the job to get the power going again.

Left wrist · 17 December 2015, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by APRolex

Real life power reserve is about 30hrs and 20 winds should do the job to get the power going again.

6 December 2015, 04:29 AM	#1
Left wrist "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Real Name: Aaron Location: NYC Watch: AP PATEK PAM ROLEX Posts: 523	AP ROO-Chrono New 42mm winding Hello all- I recently picked up a new watch after wearing my other new watch, the ROO new navy 42mm as a daily. It's sat in the safe for about about 4 days now. I don't keep it on a winder but wound it about 55 times. Before I wound it, the chrono looked as if it didn't have much of a reserve and was stopping. Generally, whats the power reserve on these? Was I right to wind it 50+ times like I did? Thanks!

6 December 2015, 05:34 AM	#2
APRolex Banned Join Date: Sep 2014 Real Name: Sam Location: NYC Watch: AP Perp Skeleton Posts: 1,071	Real life power reserve is about 30hrs and 20 winds should do the job to get the power going again.

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