Watch winders

[VGTICE]

Unless you use a winder that doesn't rotate in one plane it is going to put more wear on the watch. Many watchmakers working with premium brands advise against using watch winders because of that.

[sidicks]

VGTICE said:

Unless you use a winder that doesn't rotate in one plane it is going to put more wear on the watch. Many watchmakers working with premium brands advise against using watch winders because of that.

Which watchmakers / premium brands?

Do you have a link to this advice?

[VGTICE]

sidicks said:

Which watchmakers / premium brands?

Do you have a link to this advice?

http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/google.co.uk.html

It's working on my end what about yours?

[sidicks]

VGTICE said:

http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/google.co.uk.html

It's working on my end what about yours?

You made the claim, I was wondering if you could substantiate it. It would appear not.

[VGTICE]

sidicks said:

You made the claim, I was wondering if you could substantiate it. It would appear not.

This claim is nothing new and/or top secret. The time it took you to write above response was enough to find an answer to your previous question which tells me that you're not lazy but entitled.

[sidicks]

VGTICE said:

This claim is nothing new and/or top secret. The time it took you to write above response was enough to find an answer to your previous question which tells me that you're not lazy but entitled.

Still nothing but hot air from you!

You could have been helpful but choose to be the opposite. Not for the first time.

I can't find anything on the Rolex website, for example.

[DJMC]

My Rolex dealer recently told me to get a WW for my OP DJ from the mid 90's if I don't wear it, and also that the current models don't need one.

Why would that be? Better made now?

[VGTICE]

sidicks said:

Not for the first time.

Oh dear, didn't I say that you're a bit entitled? Not only that, you're also a bloody stalker. An entitled militant snowflake stalker, aka perfect millennial.

sidicks said:

I can't find anything on the Rolex website, for example.

Naive snowflake may I add.

[whoami]

VGTICE said:

Unless you use a winder that doesn't rotate in one plane it is going to put more wear on the watch. Many watchmakers working with premium brands advise against using watch winders because of that.

Which ones recommend this?

[VGTICE]

whoami said:

Which ones recommend this?

Good ones.

[sidicks]

VGTICE said:

sidicks said:

Not for the first time.

Oh dear, didn't I say that you're a bit entitled? Not only that, you're also a bloody stalker. An entitled militant snowflake stalker, aka perfect millennial.

You couldn't be more wrong. Again.

VGTICE said:

sidicks said:

I can't find anything on the Rolex website, for example.

Naive snowflake may I add.

Now I know why you have the reputation that you do.

Edited by sidicks on Friday 7th April 23:13

[VGTICE]

sidicks said:

Now I know why you have the reputation that you do.

Is it often that you hear these annoying voices? Do you see dead people?

[whoami]

VGTICE said:

whoami said:

Which ones recommend this?

Good ones.

Can you provide a link to where the "good ones" recommend this?

[VGTICE]

whoami said:

VGTICE said:

whoami said:

Which ones recommend this?

Good ones.

Can you provide a link to where the "good ones" recommend this?

Look up watchuwant on youtube. They have a weekly watchmakers corner where their head of watchmaking Michael Michaels covers all aspects of watches including watch winding. They mention it at least once every month.

[whoami]

VGTICE said:

whoami said:

VGTICE said:

whoami said:

Which ones recommend this?

Good ones.

Can you provide a link to where the "good ones" recommend this?

Look up watchuwant on youtube. They have a weekly watchmakers corner where their head of watchmaking Michael Michaels covers all aspects of watches including watch winding. They mention it at least once every month.

Does it include watchmakers from "premium brands" advising against their use?

[sidicks]

VGTICE said:

Look up watchuwant on youtube. They have a weekly watchmakers corner where their head of watchmaking Michael Michaels covers all aspects of watches including watch winding. They mention it at least once every month.

So it's the opinion of one (knowledgeable) person?

Edited by sidicks on Friday 7th April 23:27

[7184c]

DJMC said:

My Rolex dealer recently told me to get a WW for my OP DJ from the mid 90's if I don't wear it, and also that the current models don't need one.

Why would that be? Better made now?

Yes, longer power reserve up to 70hrs in some current models.

[VGTICE]

whoami said:

Does it include watchmakers from "premium brands" advising against their use?

Have you heard of any car maker advising against long term usage of start and stop or advising you not to use your direct injected petrol engine in slow bumper to bumper traffic?

[VGTICE]

sidicks said:

VGTICE said:

Look up watchuwant on youtube. They have a weekly watchmakers corner where their head of watchmaking Michael Michaels covers all aspects of watches including watch winding. They mention it at least once every month.

So it's the opinion of one (knowledgeable) person?

Edited by suckadicks on Friday 7th April 23:27

We've already established you're too entitled to do your own research. Beggars can't be choosers.

[sidicks]

VGTICE said:

We've already established you're too entitled to do your own research. Beggars can't be choosers.

We've established nothing of the sort. What we have established is that (so far) you're unable to justify the claims you made (and in the process you're somewhat of an arse)!
HTH