Winder or no winder?
I like the look and utility of watch winders. They seem to be a neat way to store and display your automatic watches. However, I haven't purchased one because I can't decide (a) if they're worth the investment - value proposition, and (b) if a winder will hurt my pieces.
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David
Started collecting in Jun 2022 and quickly got hooked!
Salt Lake City
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7.25” / 18.42 cm
I would end up having to set them anyway if they’re more than a few seconds off.
It all depends on the watch. A winder if there are a number of complications and it take a good bit of time to set the watch.
Unless you have a complicated perpetual calendar watch there is no reason to use a watch winder. It's a misnomer. It DOES NOT wind your watch.
If it’s a watch with a date that I wear relatively frequently, then I’ll put it in the winder.
Have a fancy gyro one, won't use it as I've no complicated watches & I don't want to wear them out.
Have a fancy gyro one, won't use it as I've no complicated watches & I don't want to wear them out.
I have an 8 watch winder. I put my moon phase and date complication watches in it.
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