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It depends on how active you are
I mean, if you have a desk activity, several hours may not be enough to fully wind your watch.
If you have a normal day, I'd say that at the end of the day, your watch wil be fully wound.
I don't have a 6000, but a 5712, and I tested it thank to its power reserve indicator.
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Nicolas
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Wearing the Ref.6000
Hello everyone. After I wind the watch about 10 times for how long should I wear it so the power reserve should say last for 48 hours. Thank you! This message has been edited by Dje on 2009-09-18 10:13:50 This message has been edited by Dje on 2009-09-20 ...
Any owner of a cal240 here that could share about his own experience?
Hi, Ideally a 6000 owner would be the one, but a 5712 owner could maybe help? Thank you Cheers Dje ps: you 3940 or 5940 owners forget about it you're way too complicated!
It depends on how active you are
I mean, if you have a desk activity, several hours may not be enough to fully wind your watch. If you have a normal day, I'd say that at the end of the day, your watch wil be fully wound. I don't have a 6000, but a 5712, and I tested it thank to its power...
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Well I need to know about 6000 cause the 5712 has more complications and thus it may take up more power.