Henabi
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is similar to seiko5 .. low power reserve ?
seiko5 was my first automatic watch but even store in watch winder, it will still off sync...
for my seiko5 SNKK87, it uses a 7S26 caliber self-winding mechanical movement that cannot be manually wound or hacked (the second hand does not stop when the crown is pulled out) The watch should run for up to 43 hours when fully wound and will self-wind when moved.
since I am wearing the watch on my wrist from 8am till 9pm Mondays to Thursdays. Once I stop wearing the watch from thursday 10pm onwards, the watch will usually stop moving on Saturday morning or friday night.
if your watch is off-sync, whereby the time is either too fast or too slow, its largely because the watch has been magnetized. bring to the seiko service center to get it fixed.
having owned automatic watches with date and day functions for years now... I don't see a need to use a watch winder. Usually I will just let the watch run out its power reserve. As and when I wanna wear the watch, I will just give it a few good shakes (To kick-start the watch), adjust the time, date & day, and finally wind the crown about 15 to 20 times. And I'm ready to go!
But if I ever hoot a highly complicated watch piece like PP Perpetual or JLC Master Perpetual or ALS Perpetual, I will definitely get a good watch winder, because its a pain in the S to set the day,date,month,year once again if I am not gonna be wearing it for a few days or weeks.
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