JacksonStone wrote:
Roffensian wrote:
Not at all, I've just spent way too much money on cheaper winders that fail.
Agreed. There is also the issue of gentleness. Before I got my Orbita, I had a Sharper Image winder that was almost violent in its motion.
Hahaha. That's nothing. I bought a very cheap mutli-watch winder once. Loaded 8 watches into the four cups. I turned it on and one didn't rotate, then made a load whining noise, and took off like a jet turbine!! Two watches totaling more than $10K came flying into the air, which was bad enough but worse because I had another watch in my right hand. I quickly learned to juggle and crisis was averted. I also learned to buy decent winders!!
As for the "crown in or out" part of this thread. Screw the crown in and just don't use gorilla hands while doing it. Take heed of RJRJRJ's comment. Sooner or later you WILL forget to screw in the crown. I learned that lesson as well and now resetting the crown is just a part of winding or setting time. Why risk it?