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Good information. I have to thank Current Time for originally posting it and I grabbed the link and info.
Source - http://www.orbita.net/pages/17100.htm
[align=justify] 1) Place your fully wound automatic watch on your winder (wind by hand).
[/align] [align=justify] 2) Set your winder to bi-directional winding at 950 TPD. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting doesn't keep your watch wound, go to step 3. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting keeps your watch wound, decrease TPD to the lowest setting that still keeps your watch wound.
[/align] [align=justify] 3) Set your winder to clockwise winding at 950 TPD. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting doesn't keep your watch wound, go to step 4. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting keeps your watch wound, decrease TPD to the lowest setting that still keeps your watch wound.
[/align] [align=justify] 4) Set your winder to counter-clockwise (anti-clockwise) winding at 950 TPD. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting doesn't keep your watch wound, please contact the manufacturer or call us at 910-256-5300. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting keeps your watch wound, decrease TPD to the lowest setting that still keeps your watch wound.[/align] [align=justify]Please note: Most watches that wind bi-directionally will be able to wind at all rotational settings: Both, CW, CCW. Watches that wind uni-directionally will only be able to wind in one direction, either CW or CCW.[/align][align=justify]Orbita cannot guarantee that this database is perfect as we cannot test every watch. We are only as good as the information that we receive directly from manufacturers or their distributors, from our customers, or through our research. If you cannot find a listing, we suggest that you try the following method to determine your watch winding settings:[/align]
Good information. I have to thank Current Time for originally posting it and I grabbed the link and info.
Source - http://www.orbita.net/pages/17100.htm
[align=justify] 1) Place your fully wound automatic watch on your winder (wind by hand).
[/align] [align=justify] 2) Set your winder to bi-directional winding at 950 TPD. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting doesn't keep your watch wound, go to step 3. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting keeps your watch wound, decrease TPD to the lowest setting that still keeps your watch wound.
[/align] [align=justify] 3) Set your winder to clockwise winding at 950 TPD. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting doesn't keep your watch wound, go to step 4. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting keeps your watch wound, decrease TPD to the lowest setting that still keeps your watch wound.
[/align] [align=justify] 4) Set your winder to counter-clockwise (anti-clockwise) winding at 950 TPD. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting doesn't keep your watch wound, please contact the manufacturer or call us at 910-256-5300. [/align] [align=justify] If this setting keeps your watch wound, decrease TPD to the lowest setting that still keeps your watch wound.[/align] [align=justify]Please note: Most watches that wind bi-directionally will be able to wind at all rotational settings: Both, CW, CCW. Watches that wind uni-directionally will only be able to wind in one direction, either CW or CCW.[/align][align=justify]Orbita cannot guarantee that this database is perfect as we cannot test every watch. We are only as good as the information that we receive directly from manufacturers or their distributors, from our customers, or through our research. If you cannot find a listing, we suggest that you try the following method to determine your watch winding settings:[/align]
