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Erson · 14 January 2020, 02:53 PM

- A manually wound watch should preferably be wound every morning. This optimizes the flawless function of the movement and reduces its susceptibility to shocks and positional variations.

Source: https://www.patek.com/en/retail-serv...of-maintenance

Question:

1) Do you people wind your manual watch every day? I mean this is crazy if you have 10 manual watch. How many time is wasted of winding up the watch.

2) How about automatic watch, do you need to wind up every day? Is it wise to leave the automatic watch stop for a long period of time?

14 January 2020, 02:53 PM	#1
Erson Banned Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: jakarta Posts: 243	Manual and Automatic Watch Question - A manually wound watch should preferably be wound every morning. This optimizes the flawless function of the movement and reduces its susceptibility to shocks and positional variations. Source: https://www.patek.com/en/retail-serv...of-maintenance Question: 1) Do you people wind your manual watch every day? I mean this is crazy if you have 10 manual watch. How many time is wasted of winding up the watch. 2) How about automatic watch, do you need to wind up every day? Is it wise to leave the automatic watch stop for a long period of time?

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