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 Post subject: Winding the B01 movement
PostPosted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 1:52 pm 
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I'm new to the B01 movement and was wondering if there is a way to tell that the watch is fully wound. For exapmpe, with ETA based movements you can hear a clicking sound when the watch is fully wound. I guess it's the safety mechanism to ensure the watch does not over wind. Is there something similar to listen for in the B)! movement?

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It's impossible to overwind an automatic movement. You might feel more resistance, but it's really not that big a deal - you can wind it 100 times if you wish.


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I wasn't aware of any clicking sound on ETA movements. Have I not been "over" winding mine?


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JacksonStone wrote:
I wasn't aware of any clicking sound on ETA movements. Have I not been "over" winding mine?



A lot of people claim to here it, but I never have and there is no logical reason for any such sound.


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