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have outlyers in statistics terms and sometime it is not easy to spot outlyers when the transaction vol is low.  If we can get the "real" transaction prices of all second hand deals, that will be a perfect indication, but of course in real life, no such database exist.  I believe you can use auction price as a reference but should not give it 100%.

With the winders, there are lots of debates that the clockwork should not be running 24/7, we should give it rest time (complete stop).  This is regardless of how good your winder is (multi-directional and rotation per day adjustable).  Occasional running of the cogs and wheels is good to keep the lubricant in good condition, just like keeping a car engine in good shape.  Different people will tell you different stories, some will say watches are made to run non-stop to tell the time and you do not need to rest it.  Do you have to service it more often?  With modern day technology, the material used for the cogs and wheels may last for many many years, why do we have to worry about the wear and tear.  Does it sound like a trick from the manufacturer to run and wear off your watch so you need to bring it back for service earlier?  Perhaps experts on the forum can shed more light on this.

 

 

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