Yeah never felt a once-a-rotation click. I feel the gears meshing when I wind, very distant and gentle and muted. I notice the state of wind, I can tell the mainspring tension in a gross approximate way. I've seen warnings not to make a habit of winding them up all the way (any watch), but I have NO idea how valid this is.
In a good week I can surf the mainspring tension and keep the time within a few seconds either way of the correct time. If I have a very inactive week at work I may have to top off the winding toward the end of the week, and on a day I am not wearing the watch I find the best practice is to wind it until it starts to feel less sloppy every morning. Then I can use the position of the watch to help keep it around the right time.
In a good week I can surf the mainspring tension and keep the time within a few seconds either way of the correct time. If I have a very inactive week at work I may have to top off the winding toward the end of the week, and on a day I am not wearing the watch I find the best practice is to wind it until it starts to feel less sloppy every morning. Then I can use the position of the watch to help keep it around the right time.