Any Recommendations for a Watch Winder to Wind Seiko Movement Watches?
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Your wrist.
Is this what you mean? Great for winding small crowns etc. or if your fingers are arthritic / you have lots of hand wound watches etc.
Is this what you mean? Great for winding small crowns etc. or if your fingers are arthritic / you have lots of hand wound watches etc.
Actually looking for an automatic watch winder. 🙂
Unless you have a perpetual calendar all you'll be doing is wearing out your watch unnecessarily.
I've got one, but after reading up on them I came to the conclusion that they're best avoided.
YMMV, good luck 👍
Unless you have a perpetual calendar all you'll be doing is wearing out your watch unnecessarily.
I've got one, but after reading up on them I came to the conclusion that they're best avoided.
YMMV, good luck 👍
Took the words right out of my mouth
Unless you have a perpetual calendar all you'll be doing is wearing out your watch unnecessarily.
I've got one, but after reading up on them I came to the conclusion that they're best avoided.
YMMV, good luck 👍
I see... thank you gentlemen, truly appreciate it. 🤝
I have yet to see any reliable and/or conclusive evidence proving that watch winders shorten the life of automatic watches.
The 4R calibre of the watch you are showing is one that doesn't require any special watch winder. I would suggest that you buy something like this BOXY watch winder. They are stackable and you can start with a single one. I have 7 of them at home and so far they have been working for two years without a problem. You can even set how many revolutions and directions you want to use.
https://www.amazon.com/Fancy-Brick-Stackable-Automatic-Adapter/dp/B07FDS3PBP/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=boxy%2Bwatch%2Bwinder&sr=8-5&th=1
I have yet to see any reliable and/or conclusive evidence proving that watch winders shorten the life of automatic watches.
The 4R calibre of the watch you are showing is one that doesn't require any special watch winder. I would suggest that you buy something like this BOXY watch winder. They are stackable and you can start with a single one. I have 7 of them at home and so far they have been working for two years without a problem. You can even set how many revolutions and directions you want to use.
https://www.amazon.com/Fancy-Brick-Stackable-Automatic-Adapter/dp/B07FDS3PBP/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=boxy%2Bwatch%2Bwinder&sr=8-5&th=1
OK, thanks! :)