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 Post subject: Winding a Breitling
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Guys, I have just recieved my first watch winder. How should it be set for Breitling watches. Clock wise, counter clock wise or combo? Thanks for your help on this elementary question.

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Depends on which watch. Go here: http://www.breitlingsource.com/breitlin ... ries.shtml and select the model and it tells you which watchwinder direction you need. Say thanks to Admin for that.
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Thank you for the help. Special thanks to Admin!

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I just bought a cheap winder (£40) on eBay.
To my suprise it's very quiet & works fantastic.

It's set to wind 5 min clockwise rest 15min then wind 5min anti clockwise.

I used to loose 1 min/day when just wearing the watch. It's been in the winder 3 days & hasn't lost more then 3 secs :shock: :D
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Pras wrote:
I just bought a cheap winder (£40) on eBay.
To my suprise it's very quiet & works fantastic.

It's set to wind 5 min clockwise rest 15min then wind 5min anti clockwise.

I used to loose 1 min/day when just wearing the watch. It's been in the winder 3 days & hasn't lost more then 3 secs :shock: :D

It's funny but some watches seem to do far better in winders than others. I had a <say it quietly> Tag Aquagraph :oops: a few years ago and it gained about 10 seconds a day on the wrist, but no more than a couple a day in the winder. I guess in that particular case it was telling me that I shouldn't wear the thing anymore! :wink:

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I put my SOH in the winder. I will check out the accurcy as it spends some time in the winder. I guess it makes sense that an active watch would keep better time.

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