bigdave
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Winding Ref. 3460
OK, I feel a bit oafish asking this one. I have an "old" Marine Chronograph, Ref. 3460, and like it a lot. However, the crown guards come up so high on the crown that I cannot get a good grip on it when I try to wind the watch. It isn't impossible for me to do, but it is ends up being considerably harder to wind than any other watch that I own. Do others have this problem, or should I resign myself to never playing the piano again? Can anyone recommend a single slot winding box that works well with this piece? Any experience with crown winders? I really am fond of the watch, and don't want it to lose wrist time because it is inconvenient for me to keep wound.
Winding Ref. 3460
OK, I feel a bit oafish asking this one. I have an "old" Marine Chronograph, Ref. 3460, and like it a lot. However, the crown guards come up so high on the crown that I cannot get a good grip on it when I try to wind the watch. It isn't impossible for me ...
I'd expect
That a crown-winder will have almost as much trouble as you do winding the watch. I think that style of crown is just hard to handle if you've got normal->large fingers, there's no "grip" A