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When picking up a dead watch, manually wind it fully and then wear it. Subsequently the watch will continue to self wind sufficiently so that 8 hours of use on a moving arm will allow it to tide over 16 hours of non use on your table. The key is to wear your watch daily, you will never need to handwind it, except maybe on friday evening to tide over till Sunday afternoon.Need a little help regarding working of automatic watches:
Sourab Supreme is my first automatic watch, on manual winding it runs for 40-45 hour without me wearing it for any time at all. But when I put it on wrist from a dead position, it runs for about as much time as wrist time - Yesterday I wore it for 10 hours and it ran for about 11 hours. Am I doing something wrong with how I should wear it? Does it need a combination of winding and wearing? Or the less running hours are due to less frequent wrist movements in wearing time? Hope the watch by itself is fine.
Excellent photo!
Dear Mike and Vikrama thank you very much.Jalal, your photographic skills are excellent ...like Sudip
Man thats really a beautiful watch which i am longing from a long time. If some how you find another piece please do let me know first (then to Dhaivat Dhruv ;-))Watch on my wrist today...a sleek View attachment 9994490 Shakti sky blue
Need a little help regarding working of automatic watches:
Sourab Supreme is my first automatic watch, on manual winding it runs for 40-45 hour without me wearing it for any time at all. But when I put it on wrist from a dead position, it runs for about as much time as wrist time - Yesterday I wore it for 10 hours and it ran for about 11 hours. Am I doing something wrong with how I should wear it? Does it need a combination of winding and wearing? Or the less running hours are due to less frequent wrist movements in wearing time? Hope the watch by itself is fine.
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Sure I will, JalalMan thats really a beautiful watch which i am longing from a long time. If some how you find another piece please do let me know first (then to Dhaivat Dhruv ;-))
HMT beauties of my Kids...they do adore these manual, quartz and auto models and inspire me to search more and more much to the chagrin of my wife
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ADSL-02 Black dialLove the black automatic. Pardon my ignorance, but what model is that?
Changing date is simple, but I think for 28-29-30-31 day months, you may need to adjust in such months seeing whether there are extra or lesser days. I have alos bought an automatic recently and not very experienced with its working, but this seems to be the way to me.I am looking for some advise on my recently purchase of hmt watches. I have collected Janata, Rajat Supreme & NASS 09. Could you please help with the below questions?
1. When I change the time in Janata, I could do it only in the anti-clockwise direction. The clockwise movement unscrews the crown. Please note the winding stem is still intact, its just the crown seems to loose? What is the best way to tighten the winding crown?
2. In the Rajat Supreme, when I pull the crown, its seems to pull very easily and I couldn't stop easily for Day/Date adjust and I don't hear the usual 'click' sound. However, with the NASS 09, I could easily stop the crown for the Day/Date adjust or the Time adjust and I hear the 'click' sound very well.
3. The Day/Date change in automatic winding watches seems to be little hard and I have to turn tha crown a bit harder to move the day/date in both the NASS and Rajat. Please note I generally change the Day/Date when the Hour hand is at 6 o'clock position. Is it common in automatic watches?
4. I don't have a self-winding watch box and I hate to see Day/Date to be appearing incorrectly in my watches. How do you guys manage to keep the date/day correct on your self/auto winding watches.
Thanks in advance!!
Hi Ruminance - I bought the watches from hmt website on August. Please note when I say the date/day is hard, I am not complaining about the process, I feel like I am finding the day/date wheel mechanism to be a bit tighter as if the wheel got struck in-between while trying to advance the day/date.btw from where and when did you get Rajat.
The proper method to tighten the crown to the stem will require you to remove the stem and then do it. I suggest you live with it or take it to a competent watchmaker...I am looking for some advise on my recently purchase of hmt watches. I have collected Janata, Rajat Supreme & NASS 09. Could you please help with the below questions?
1. When I change the time in Janata, I could do it only in the anti-clockwise direction. The clockwise movement unscrews the crown. Please note the winding stem is still intact, its just the crown seems to loose? What is the best way to tighten the winding crown?
2. In the Rajat Supreme, when I pull the crown, its seems to pull very easily and I couldn't stop easily for Day/Date adjust and I don't hear the usual 'click' sound. However, with the NASS 09, I could easily stop the crown for the Day/Date adjust or the Time adjust and I hear the 'click' sound very well.
3. The Day/Date change in automatic winding watches seems to be little hard and I have to turn tha crown a bit harder to move the day/date in both the NASS and Rajat. Please note I generally change the Day/Date when the Hour hand is at 6 o'clock position. Is it common in automatic watches?
4. I don't have a self-winding watch box and I hate to see Day/Date to be appearing incorrectly in my watches. How do you guys manage to keep the date/day correct on your self/auto winding watches.
Thanks in advance!!