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The tactile feel of the bezel and crown on this watch are a real experience
Though I wanted to ask other Tudor owners, when I wind it after it's run down it takes a tap to get the second hand going, seems to need a jolt to get moving. It's still under warranty but don't want to part with it, just wondering if that's something others have experienced..
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The tactile feel of the bezel and crown on this watch are a real experience
Though I wanted to ask other Tudor owners, when I wind it after it's run down it takes a tap to get the second hand going, seems to need a jolt to get moving. It's still under warranty but don't want to part with it, just wondering if that's something oth...
Cool Tudor !
I don’t wind my BB58. I just put it on and let gravity do the rest. I’ve never needed to tap or jolt it to get it going.
I might be wrong,
but it seems to me that all Tudor calibers have a Swiss lever escapement which is self-starting, so you should maybe have your watch checked. My Laurent Ferrier isn’t self-starting and needs a jolt, but it’s because of the natural escapement. Best, Emmanu...
My Full-Size Pelagos
does usually prefer a swish of the hand to get running. I had assumed the rotor wanted a bit of action to assist, but I really don't know the reason. Let us know if you find a determination.
Yes, my Tudor 54 and 58 i just put it on. And its fine to go. 😊
Wonderful your Pelagos. Enjoy, fits your wrist nicely. Geross.
