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Old 12 March 2009, 04:11 PM   #1
cwru32
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a couple of Qs

hi
i wonder if someone can explain 2 things in a rolex:
first, how does movements of hands are protected from shock and up and downs that watch experiences everyday on ones wrist!

second, when fully wound, there is more force exerted on all wheels and when watch is least wound, there should be less force pushing the wheels. how these extrems are regulated to maintain an accurate watch?
thanks
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