FAQS

Q: How do I wind an automatic watch?

A: Turn the stem counterclockwise and pull it out, then turn it clockwise 10-20 times to initially wind the barrel.
Automatic watches usually come off the counter in a stopped state. After receiving the watch, you first need to fully wind the watch (turn the handle clockwise 25 times). After that, as long as you wear it for enough time every day, the automatic tourbillon can replenish the winding energy and make the automatic tourbillon wind automatically. The watch runs normally.

 

Q: Where does the kinetic energy of an automatic watch come from?

A: Automatic mechanical watch, the automatic winding mechanism generates power to operate
Just put the watch on your hand, and with the movement of your arm, the automatic tourbillon will
When the watch is worn on the hand, the automatic tourbillon can rotate with the movement of the arm, thereby generating energy. In other words, only when the watch is worn on the hand, the hair
This means that the watch will not stop running until the winding mechanism is continuously replenished with energy.

Question: Why does the fully automatic mechanical watch stop?

A: The first reason is exercise, and the second reason is lack of energy;
Many friends mainly sit in the office, or just sit every day
Insufficient kinetic energy caused by drinking tea causes the mechanical watch to stop or
Walk slowly.
Generally, new automatic mechanical watches are usually in a stopped state. The first time they are fully loaded,
After being fully wound for the first time, as long as it is worn for enough time every day, the automatic tourbillon can replenish the winding energy and enable the automatic watch to keep time normally.
So when the second hand of a mechanical watch on your wrist stops spinning, it's probably
Since you haven't been active recently, your watch will remind you that it's time to get up and go. Even if you buy a $10,000+ automatic watch, it will often stop moving if you don't make it move regularly.

 

Q: Are automatic watches waterproof?

Answer: Most automatic watches are waterproof for daily use. You can wear them to wash your face, brush your teeth, or surf, but swimming and diving are not recommended. Additionally, all watches are not waterproof to vapor, so you cannot shower with the watch on.