Patek Philippe

Dear all, I have 2 questions about my 5159. - In the instructions they only explain how to set the calendar with the pushers. However, if the watch has stopped for a few days, I assume that the calendar can be advanced with the crown and everything (day, ... 

you have it all good about the setting of the date. As for the use of the winder, forget it... If you don't use your watch for a while, put in in a pouch, and basta. Like you, your watch needs some rest, and I don't think that letting it run 24 / 24, 365 ... 

Hi regarding the first, Nicholas has replied, and it all seems correct. On the second, perhaps 48 hrs a month is more than sufficient to keep the oils well distributed. But if want to, you could build yourself a small "strap extension" using the long side...  

Many thanks to both of you and for the great drawings. Unfortunately, it has a deployant buckle...

These winders come with a foam style which is squeezable so you can pinch it and slide your closed deployant around it. Also be sure to ask Orbita for their lock down holder. It has an Allen screw so you lock it down and there is no chance of spin off. Th... 

I have an Orbita with the foam piece which contracts or expands to hold most watches. I would be suprised if this doesn't work. can't you also use a different hole in the strap for the winder?

... my plan was to use the PP winder ! I assume it should be able to handle a PP watch it is given with . Best regards.

I don't wear my 3940 every day and I know it's a pain to reset the date/time correctly, and I don't usually do other than giving it a few winds to start the watch running on the time of the day. The only time I set all of them right is during this month o...