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Yes, of course.
But the idea of a hand-wound movement is that you wind the watch daily and, hopefully, find great pleasure in doing so.
Therefore, having to unscrew the crown every time before winding would be not only unusual but also not very welcome among winding aficionados or even "fanatics" (like myself), even though a screw down crown would be technically very feasible.
Anyway, the important thing is that they guarantee 10 ATM WR with their double gaskets.
Again, just my personal thoughts and feelings...
And huge congratulations again on your wonderful LF.
Better pic of the LF Grand Sport Tourbillion.
What I love about this watch is that it has vintage vibes. It’s got the chunky bracelet that reminds me of 1980’s Miami sleazy with the non taper I wish the crown was screw down for a supposedly water rating of 100m doesn’t give me much confidence that it...
It sure has even more wrist presence than your gold Rolex and Omega!
I'd label it sophisticatedly striking.... 😎👌
Thanks buddy!
Sorry about the closet shot we are in construction in upgrading the closet shelves and island. That why it looks like crap.
Thanks Mon ami, I will certainly tell them why water entered the watch if it get's in there while swimming.
Sonny Crockett LMAO, I'll have to get the white suit jacket and roll up the sleeves.
That the crown isn't screw-down
might have something to do with the fact that it's a hand-wound movement. Not that it would be impossible to feature a screw-down crown on such a movement, but it would be unusual and a bit contradictory to the daily winding ritual. Just my guess, I might...
They told me the watch had double gaskets to guarantee water resistance but you can still screw down a manual movement.
Can't imagine it's no different than an automatic movement that you can manually wind to start up. Just requires you to push in the crown and thread the screws.
Yes, of course.
But the idea of a hand-wound movement is that you wind the watch daily and, hopefully, find great pleasure in doing so. Therefore, having to unscrew the crown every time before winding would be not only unusual but also not very welcome among winding afic...
Thank you and yes I agree with you on that..
If it was a short power reserve then winding and unwinding the crown would get cumbersome but this supposedly has a 80 hour power reserve and is marketed as a sports watch. You would think they would make it a screw down.
Of course, I understand your point.
Again, the only things that really matter is that (i) your watch is gorgeous and (ii) they guarantee the WR.
Simply gorgeous !
Looks great on you and I would love to compare it with my 5712/1r in terms of size, heft and appearance. Nothing can beat rose gold cases and brown dials
