Both winding north and south seem to work. Is there a right or wrong way?
F flowchart Do not accept unsolicited offers 15/4/09 14 0 1 28/3/19 #1 Both winding north and south seem to work. Is there a right or wrong way?
up_right I'm Pretty Popular 27/1/17 1,810 569 113 Spain 28/3/19 #2 When you turn 'north' you should be able to see gears winding the watch on the back...
R Rutger Getting To Know The Place 18/8/13 44 12 0 28/3/19 #3 Wind it clockwise aka north. You should feel the spring tension build up when winding a watch.
F flowchart Do not accept unsolicited offers 15/4/09 14 0 1 28/3/19 #4 Cheers. That is what I assumed, given how all my other PAMS worked but the tension was VERY high going clockwise.
Cheers. That is what I assumed, given how all my other PAMS worked but the tension was VERY high going clockwise.
S Strodda Supporter 'smith Supporter 21/1/11 4,440 42 0 TX/USA 30/3/19 #5 There should be a noticeable stopping point when winding. It'll take 50+ turns to get there, but if it winds indefinitely, the mainspring is broken and the barrel will need replacing.
There should be a noticeable stopping point when winding. It'll take 50+ turns to get there, but if it winds indefinitely, the mainspring is broken and the barrel will need replacing.