WHL
[VC Moderator]
4922
Sounds short...
From a full wind until it stops, assuming it is still, the watch should have a power reserve of over 40 hours. What you describe could be that your watch is not holding a power reserve, but it could also not be winding efficiently on the winder, which I've seen happen before even though the watch is fine on the wrist. This movement usually tells you it needs service by also running slow. how is the timekeeping?
Bill
Overseas 49150 power reserve
I have a 2008 stainless steel Overseas which is kept on a winder when out of the safe. I have noticed that if I do not put it on the winder overnight it will stop within 12 hours. Anybody have any clues?
Sounds short...
From a full wind until it stops, assuming it is still, the watch should have a power reserve of over 40 hours. What you describe could be that your watch is not holding a power reserve, but it could also not be winding efficiently on the winder, which I'v...
apologies for absence
Thanks for both responses. I have a programmable winder and have tried all settings clockwise/ counter clockwise and alternating. I now have another similar problem with a Cartier Roadster chronograph which keeps stopping at around 7.30 ?
The correct winding - Overseas Chronograph - 49140, 49150 Caliber 1137 CW 800 TPD
What is your winder set to or is a generic wider without settings. Bill
Beginning to understand
I had an interesting chat with a BHI fellow yesterday regarding automatics misbehaving. He said that any good automatic if left for weeks without being used will take a few days to regain its designed power reserve potential and will therefore keep stoppi...
