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28 August 2011, 01:24 AM | #1 |
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Stress on the movement
Which will cause more stress / wear & tear on an automatic movement?
a. Wearing the watch. b. Putting the watch on a winder. c. Manual winding of the watch. Or there is no difference at all?? |
28 August 2011, 01:40 AM | #2 |
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There's little difference, but here are some thoughts,
1. A worn watch will be subject to the same knocks, vibrations, and environment as the user.. this could be a harsh desert, or a nice office.. 2. A watch on a winder is running all the time. This will continue to wear out the parts as they interact, mesh, and work 24/7. A stopped watch is incurring zero wear. 3. The entire Cellini line of Mens Rolex watches are manual wind (as were Daytonas until 1989)... they're wound every day without issue..
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28 August 2011, 01:42 AM | #3 |
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Agreed...and as long as you are going to service it "sooner or later"! I'd say don't worry about it...
Makes me miss my Speedmaster Moon Watch... |
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