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Hi,
I have been given a 1986 Rolex for my 30th. It will only be worn on weekends so will keep running out of power if I don't get a watch winder. I actually have no problem setting it's time and to be fair it hasn't ran to a stop yet as I am wearing it in the evening until the novelty wears off. Just wanted to know if having the watch stop as much as I imagine might cause any problems for it?
Thanks!
I have been given a 1986 Rolex for my 30th. It will only be worn on weekends so will keep running out of power if I don't get a watch winder. I actually have no problem setting it's time and to be fair it hasn't ran to a stop yet as I am wearing it in the evening until the novelty wears off. Just wanted to know if having the watch stop as much as I imagine might cause any problems for it?
Thanks!
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ok maybe I played fast and loose with the term vintage, had to get your attention somehow 