YM Winding

[LouCan]

Just got a winder from my AD and was wondering does it matter which way my YM (2007) turns on the winder. my winder only goes clockwise or CC. which ever way uset it.

[Paulie]

The watch winds both ways. You can set it one way for a while, then set it the other way. :)

[Tools]

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With that set-up your Rolex becomes a true Rolly.....

[SPACE-DWELLER]

The best thing would be that it turned both ways like the rotor of the YM. But I guess you can set it to turn CW some of the time, and then change it to CCW the rest of the time. Should be the same thing, really

[BiG JeEzY]

I agree with what Paulie and Spacedweller have already said. If you plan to leave it on a winder for one day, have it rotate clockwise for 12 hours, and then counterclockwise for the other 12 hours. I read that it is recommended that the watch be wound in both directions.

Enjoy your new winder!! It looks really cool!

[cjj14u]

I thought Rolex recommended that winders be set to counter clockwise?

[SPACE-DWELLER]

Originally Posted by cjj14u

I thought Rolex recommended that winders be set to counter clockwise?

And where have you read that, may I ask??

Orbita has in fact written that the Rolex Daytona rotor of the cal. 4130 is a "CW" (= clockwise only turning rotor), but that is

Here is the link, btw:

http://www.orbita.net/pages/17118.htm

[Alcan]

Originally Posted by Spacedweller

And where have you read that, may I ask??

Orbita has in fact written that the Rolex Daytona rotor of the cal. 4130 is a "CW" (= clockwise only turning rotor), but that is

Here is the link, btw:

http://www.orbita.net/pages/17118.htm

Bo, I'm pretty sure that the rotor turns in both directions, but only winds when turning clockwise. Maybe Nick, Ironstark, or Vanessa could confirm this.