'Over Wind'?
Further to my question on winding 233, Is it possible to 'Overwind the watch?
Best regards,
Mat
Try to stop winding when the power reserve indicator point at "8"...
I've never had experience on winding the new P.2002 movement, but I stop winding my PAM190-JLC movement when the power reserve indicator point the "8"-day even I haven't feel any resistance when winding towards its full 8-day capacity.
Anyway, I normally feel the "resistant" when winding my Panerai with Unitas movement and I can't turn any more rounds when the watch is full winding.
Really don't know about the P.2002 winding...does the package also provide the winding instruction?
By the way, you have a great choice on 233.
Cheers
Since the PAM233 is a manual wind
the only way to overwind the watch is to keep winding it after you feel resistance. Then'll you break the watch if you force the crown to turn.
So in summary, keep winding the crown until you feel resistance and don't try to force the crown to wind once you can't turn it anymore.
Cheers,
Anthony