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30 October 2020, 11:20 PM | #1 |
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Tudor 1926 hand-winding question/problem
I bought a Tudor 1926 for my girlfriend a few months back and it seems to be hand winding kind of weird now. I don't remember how it was when I first bought it but when I hand wound it the other day it was smooth for about 5 turns and then became very stiff to wind with the "clutch engaged" feeling.
It did start ticking after only 5 winds but I cant imagine that filled up the power reserve? Is this normal? It has the 2824 modified eta movement. |
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