Marcus Hanke
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I think the cal. 160 movement is winding bi-directionally ....
... but I don't have my reference material with me in the office. Anyway, my sincerest congratulations for this extraordinary timepiece!
Regards,
Marcus
UN-160 winding question
Greetings, I am eagerly awaiting delivery of my Anniversary 160 (surprisingly not sold out!) and wish to know what direction to set my watch winder...any assistance is greatly appreciated. Cheers, Mark
Congrats Mark
on a great watch looking forward to some pics, as for winder the best winder is your wrist my friend
I couldn't agree more...
...but I'm afraid this extraordinary timepiece would suffer too many indignities at my workplace! I'll post pics as soon as possible. Cheers, Mark
I think the cal. 160 movement is winding bi-directionally ....
... but I don't have my reference material with me in the office. Anyway, my sincerest congratulations for this extraordinary timepiece! Regards, Marcus
Thank you, Marcus...
...I thought I read someplace that this was a uni-directional winding movement. I might be mistaken...kindly confirm this when you are able and thanks again. Cheers, Mark
It seems to be bi directional...
But, in my opinion, the best watchwinder you have is YOUR wrist! Best, Nicolas
Thanks, Nicholas...
...you are right, ofcourse! I have enjoyed your posts on this wonderful watch very much and will try to wear it as much as possible. Cheers, Mark
It is such a special watch, on the historical and aesthetical point of view.
This is not the watch I wear the most, but it is always with a lot of pleasure that I wear mine. Enjoy yours ... Without Moderation! Best, Nicolas.
Heard from U.N....
...the caliber UN-160 is indeed bi-directional winding. Thank you all for sharing my enthusiasm and I will share my impressions of this superb piece in due time. Cheers, Mark