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Winding question about Reverso Classique (with small seconds)
I just got a Reverso about a week ago and am still getting used to manual winding. I am afraid that I have over-wound my watch (if this even happens) because the time is somewhat wrong. It'll run accurately for a few hours then slow down. I'm not quite sure what to make of this but any insight (or comforting words) will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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Winding question about Reverso Classique (with small seconds)
I just got a Reverso about a week ago and am still getting used to manual winding. I am afraid that I have over-wound my watch (if this even happens) because the time is somewhat wrong. It'll run accurately for a few hours then slow down. I'm not quite su...
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