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Tissot Winding
Automatic watches cannot be over-wound. As far as I know, there is a clutch in the current watch movement, which can effectively prevent over-winding. Then, the concept of over-winding will not exist in automatic watches.
Tissot watches generally have an 80-hour power reserve. As long as I wear it again within this period, there is no need to manually wind it. Even if I don't wear it for a night, it will not stop. However, although it will not stop, if you don't wear it for a long time, there will be more or less inaccurate time.
So, collecting too many watches may not necessarily be a good thing. But after get off work every day, I can still look at my watches, and there is always a sense of satisfaction...
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Tissot Winding
Automatic watches cannot be over-wound. As far as I know, there is a clutch in the current watch movement, which can effectively prevent over-winding. Then, the concept of over-winding will not exist in automatic watches. Tissot watches generally have an ...
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