Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Both implementations have their advantages, NavarroOne . . .
. . . a self-winding movement is more convenient than a manual, and more importantly it constantly provides energy to the the mainspring in small doses, which keeps the movement in it's optimal operating range over longer intervals. A manual wind, besides not having the impediment of a rotor when viewing the movement, has the advantage of mechanical simplicity. So long as it's not a perpetual calendar you're contemplating, the benefits of the one over the other pretty much even out . . . cordially, Art
Manual versus Automatic
I've been pondering my next (and gosh I hope by choice ultimate) time piece with both excitement and anxiety. Although there are thousands of different watch models available, the choice quickly narrows when you select your buying criteria. Almost inevita...
Lange 1
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