The Watch Thread - Part 5

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All in a Day

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Going quartz today! Free watch from magazine!
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Kinokuniya jap magazine?
 

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Actually not really necessary.
Two schools of thought: let it stop and only wind it when u wear it - to prevent wear and tear. Or to keep it running to prevent clumping of the lubricants.

I believe most of us take the first approach.

However, I do keep a few watches running all the time: My wife's datejusts. She finds it a hassle to unscrew the crown and set the date and time when she needs it so I just keep the watches running. Another watch of hers comes with date day month moonphase, so i keep it running to avoid setting them when it stops.

Hope this helps :)

Agree, my twin winder is under used now. I bought it at first because I had a screw down crown piece, and I didn't want to wear the threads by regular time adjusting. However, now as I get more watches it gets worn less often so I just let it die, also the initial phobia of wearing the threads has gone. Second reason is same as Yato's , wife's watch....which she now hardly wears , preferring her G shock. So the winder is now just a watch case. Admittedly winder was also a fad thing, you know after getting first timepiece you want the works.
 

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Ask u guys har, my gf wanna buy me a watch, but I don't want her to spend so much, besides visodate, what else is around that price range that is available in the shops? Maybe I can get a female model too.

Don't mind pre-owned too.
Decided liao, gonna get a digital smart watch.

The new Garmin Fenix 2 GPS multi-sport watch.
 
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