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Question about winding Ref 3590
On an auction I recently purchased my Calatrava WG, Ref #3590, automatic caliber 28-255.
I have just got it back from Patek in Geneva after a service and restoration.
It's a beuty, I promise!
I have no spec. on this watch so I really don't know how many turns it should be wounded after
lying still and has stopped.
I have no winder yet, so I have been asking around about this and I got different answer every time.
People says 15, 16, 17 or 18 turns.
I have tried all and it seems to be to few turns and still not happy with the power reserve.
Does anyone know how many turns you should wound this watch?
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