[Zilean]

Hi there people of WUS! I am a newbie at this forum and also a newbie in terms of manual winding-watches. I recently got my NOMOS Tangente 35mm without the power reserve (I bought this watch to see if they are worth investing more money in and they sure look like a solid brand to invest on!). I am confused about how often/much I should wind my watch without damaging the internal movement. Any suggestions?

 

[Orex]

Once per day, preferably the same time (e.g. wake up) until full - you should fell a small resistance telling you when to stop.

 

[StufflerMike]

Should be no problem. Wind it up since you feel resistance. That's the point to stop winding.

 

[sticky]

As the others have said wind it up each day until you start to feel increased resistance.

 

[aardvarkbark]

Welcome to the forum. You've already established credibility with your selection of Nomos.

To your question -- just put it on a winder and don't worry about it. (newbie, right? just havin some fun)

 

[Zilean]

Thank you guys I guess I will be winding my watch when I wake up until I feel some resistance.

 

[mleok]

To your question -- just put it on a winder and don't worry about it. (newbie, right? just havin some fun)

There are winders for manual wind watches.

 

[Tourbillonare]

wow, that's a whole another level of laziness!

 

[OfficerCamp]

wow, that's a whole another level of laziness!

Or a whole different level of "I need a gadget for a problem that doesn't really exist".


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