I did actually sent it SSC for a health check but the folks there says everything is good. They conclude that I may not generate enough wrist movement during wear. So I bo bian take it as they are the expert in the field.
So just to understand if this is the characteristics of a auto watch. And ways I can prevent it from happening again. You can imagine adjusting the hands every few mornings while referencing time from my HP.
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First, you said normally can last 40-50 hours, that's the stated specs for a lot of automatic watches.
Second, you say it cannot last 3 days, yes 3 days is 72 hours, of course cannot last.
Third, you sleep till you wake up how long? If your watch can stop moving within 8 hours, it means you are too inactive with it (since SSC say no problem).
Fourth, your manual should say to wind the watch by turning the crown for like 30 rounds to 12 o'clock direction to power it up. And also to wind it at specific time of the day.
Fifth, the position of your watch it important. I think ideally it should lie flat on its back.
My 2 cents from owning an automatic watch for less than a month.
