Seiko monster in a watch winder?
Seiko monster in a watch winder?
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Adam B

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29,757 posts

285 months

Tuesday 29th December 2015
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Got a nice 4 watch winder fo Christmas from the missus, can go either way or interchange

Currently set to go one way, think it's 3 mins on 28 off

Panerai, IWC and Rolex all fine, seiko dead - what am I doing wrong?

daveenty

2,385 posts

241 months

Wednesday 30th December 2015
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Not familiar with your watch, though know that some movements can only be wound in one direction. (Miyota for example)

Have a look here for a full list: http://www.orbita.net/pages/17113.htm

delays

792 posts

246 months

Wednesday 30th December 2015
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I find my Orange Monster has a much weaker power reserve than my other watches - perhaps just needs more winding.

Adam B

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29,757 posts

285 months

Wednesday 30th December 2015
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daveenty said:
Not familiar with your watch, though know that some movements can only be wound in one direction. (Miyota for example)

Have a look here for a full list: http://www.orbita.net/pages/17113.htm
useful link thanks, although my model (1st gen orange monster SKX7) is listed as being bi-directional so doesn't explain my issues

going to wear it for a bit to give it some energy and then try again

clockworks

7,802 posts

176 months

Wednesday 30th December 2015
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I wonder if it's rotating too slowly, or too close to horizontal, so the winding rotor in the the Seiko is not actually moving?