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6 April 2019, 05:37 AM
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"TRF" Member
Join Date: Nov 2018
Real Name: Vance
Location: North Coast
Watch: GMT II
Posts: 1,438
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Crown Watch Winders - Anybody Use Them?
Just purchased my first Omega and the crown is a bit recessed and hard to grasp. It does not help that it is a chronograph and has the two adjacent crowns. I was wondering if they made a crown turning mechanism that could assist winding the watch - and sure enough I check eBay (where else) and they have a bunch! Anybody ever used them? I was hoping to find one with a soft/plastic tip but they all seem to be metal.
Look on eBay for a "Watch crown winder" - a bunch show up! |
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7 April 2019, 12:59 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2018
Real Name: Nate
Location: Ohio
Watch: Hulk (116610LV)
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Never seen one. I have a similar complaint for my Speedmaster. The crown is a pain in the rear to turn and deal with. Looks great but not very ergonomic. I keep mine on a watch winder and it keeps good time so I hardly ever have to touch it.
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