A suggestion about charging PAM 243

[Lingua]

Hello, i received 3 week a ago an amazing PAM 243. I'm really happy about it.
When i received the PAM i wind it manually for about 30 times and then i wear it every day and It works in a perfect way.
Now i'm at the seaside and so i don't wear it during the day but only in the evening. Yesterday it stopped so i wind it manually but now i'm asking if i did the right thing. If it stops because i don't wear it is it right to wind it manually or is better to wear it and wait that it beghina to work?
If i did not do the right thing there is something that i can do now?
Thanks to all

 

[shelby1501]

I prefer to give it a few shakes and put it on the wrist. Rotor on my 243 spins like crazy. But if sometimes any of my autos won't collect enough power to work just with wrist movements or if I sit to much and I don't move wrist around, I give it couple of gentle winds just so it don't stop. Always works for me.
Other way is to get a watch winder but I'm not really into them because I have just a few autos.

 

[d4m.test]

A couple of tricks I have learned with the 7750....

First, I can attest that you should not manually wind them and if you do, do it gently. I have taken one apart and the gears are very delicate. Far more so than a 6497, that is designed to be manually wound.

I typically will put the watch on when I get dressed in the morning, and then set the watch as I'm walking out the door. It is typically up and running after a few minutes of motion. HOWEVER, a few times I have noticed that it doesn't fire up after a few minutes. When this happens, I pull the stem out and set the time anyway, when I re-engage the stem, the watch will start.

 

[Lingua]

Thank you all.
Now it works perfectly and i think I will not wind my PAM anymore!!!