The Watch Thread - Part 6

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510? Shld be screws. Be careful when using that.

yes. 510 is with screws.... have to be careful. Got a few hair line scratch on one of the lug...the other lug is safe

I heard he's not opened on PH.

ok then... have to visit him next week liao :(
but maybe i drop by JnS first... their strap looks good and offer a variety too.
 

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Pardon me for asking despite being here for quite some time,

I know for automatic movement, as long we wear it, we wont have the issue for setting the dates/ times since the watch will consistently be "alive"

However, for hand winding movement, do you all have to set the date everyday? or is that when the thing call power reserve comes in.
For example, Pams 8 days have a 8 day power reserve, means you wind once and it will last for 8 days. After 8 days without winding, the watch will stop. But if within the 8 days, you all can choose when to wind and you all will skip the trouble of setting?
Just Continue to wind on the 7th to keep it running. Then no need change or set date lor.

For mine I have to wind every 2 days unless I want it to stop..
 

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Errrr unscrew what...?
???

Mine is the quick change thingy leh no screw one leh....?
Panerai 1950 case like yours is quick change button mechanism.
Cheaper pam like mine using the other case is screws .lolol
 

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Hungry breakfast.. finished plate of lontong for last day of the long weekend..

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Damnn, havent eaten lotong for a long long time.
 

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Watchlink also closed...?

Watchlink is same as hobbylink right? (Edited: stated in their website that they do not open on ph)

I called k2 and hobbylink.. Both did not pick up call

Any other alternatives?
 
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Monday no blues.. Jin shiok :D

Late lunch
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Got new strap for my seiko as well.. Handmade rugged grey
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Pardon me for asking despite being here for quite some time,

I know for automatic movement, as long we wear it, we wont have the issue for setting the dates/ times since the watch will consistently be "alive"

However, for hand winding movement, do you all have to set the date everyday? or is that when the thing call power reserve comes in.
For example, Pams 8 days have a 8 day power reserve, means you wind once and it will last for 8 days. After 8 days without winding, the watch will stop. But if within the 8 days, you all can choose when to wind and you all will skip the trouble of setting?

It depends. Some of them are two hand or three hands, no date. So it doesn't matter if the power reserve runs down.

Mine is an 8 days with extra GMT hand, date and a power reserve indicator so my habit is to wind when the indicator is at half reserve. Only once or twice have I run it to zero power before. Winding can be done at any point of time.
 
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