Tudor Heritage Chrono Power Reserve Update

[Chewbacca]

hello all,

just an update, after 3 months this watch is still great and its making my others jealous...

now that that's out of the way, the PR isn't; but my AD said the 38hr PR is only really true after a full wind and not just based on routine wear.

a full wind once a week is recommended unless you're a very animated active wearer.

i'm getting about 12 - 15hrs pr with only wrist wear and it's not a defect.


(still loving this watch!)

[Dan Pierce]

Love my THC too, CJ. Mine's been running +4 sec per day since I bought it 4 years ago.

Never tested the PR but never had it stop when used the day before.
dP

[mnbookman]

Whoever told you that took something simple and oversimplified it to the point that it is no longer correct.

In a properly functioning watch, the power reserve will be the same no matter how a full wind is achieved.

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Love my THC too, CJ. Mine's been running +4 sec per day since I bought it 4 years ago.

Never tested the PR but never had it stop when used the day before.
dP

DP!

Long time bud!

well, i'm at a desk for the most part and on weekends i remove it at say, 7pm and not wear again until noon the following day. i just throw it on and lounge on weekends so it loses charge overnight and doesn't replenish to full charge when its just worn casually. so, i can see how its always losing a bit to the point where its beyond a full change. it makes sense to me.

my dssd would sometimes stop too after only about 30hrs sitting and it had a 50+ hr PR from what i recall. i think the bigger the watch, the less momentum for the rotor (guess here) as its also worn closer to the wrist than say my smaller watches like a 14060 which is almost forgotten on my wrist.

whatever... i still love it!