Marcus Hanke[PuristSPro Moderator]
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Depends on the rotation rates and periods ....
... when I used a winder more often than I do now, I had one that made one rotation every minute. this one was active for about ten hours a day, which makes 600 rotations in total. That was enough by far, I assume. On the Orbita website, there used to be a table, indicating the number of revolutions appropriate for various movements. There, the UN Marine Diver is indicated with 650 revolutions per day.
Regards,
Marcus
Question on Maxi Marine Diver
By: gpursey : May 29th, 2008-09:52
I have a MMD, purchased a few months ago, and have a question about the power reserve dial (I think that is what it's called). When I wind the watch fully the dial show fully powered (pointing to "up". If I then wear the watch steady for several days, the...
Thanks much.....
By: gpursey : May 30th, 2008-15:07
for this very thorough and illuminating response. I am always amazed at the level of knowledge on this forum, as well as the others I am on. I do have an office job and take it off at night so it is possible that it does not get sufficient movement to mai...
Winders....
By: gazoz : June 7th, 2008-17:52
Hi Marcus, was wandering how long do think you should leave a watch on a winder whats too long im running mine at approx 3-4 hours per day is this excessive but i also wear all my pieces often thx