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I do. Setting a perpetual calendar is a joy for me, only take few minutes. [nt]
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Setting month day and date is easy, agreed but ...
Getting the year right, now that is another story...
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I do, but I have some help from Kurt Klaus
My calendar is a JLC with the IWC coordinated system. All I need (on the JLC adaptation) is a toothpick and a few flicks of the wrist. I imagine that this would be more burdensome if I actually had to adjust the indications separately and look up a moon age table online. The key is to not leave it unworn for so long that "correcting" the calendar becomes a marathon.
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Tim
Lol easier said than done...
But that would involve changing wristwear 23 times a day...
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Allways when i strap a watch on the wrist it all has to be right imo [nt]
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Hi five Gordon
Me too! I do that most of the time, hence I need to wear my date watches over an extended period!
Haha yes!
For my psm, which I rarely wear, I really do not set the date most of the time! Plus the date is not v obvious to me. Haha
I set the time every time
But sometimes I make a mistake on date or leap year and i usually keep it like this as the day is running away...
I seldom bother to set everything right except when I'm meeting some watch nuts =) [nt]
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Every single time. It’s part of the fun. I enjoy the interaction with the watch. [nt]
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Good point. For many of us, these watches are...
Beloved dependents.
Good to read you, Ed.
Good to read you, Ed.
I always set the date and month, and
usually set the moonphase so I can see the moon. I rarely set the moon to a new moon. I figure I'd rather see the moon on the dial than be absolutely correct in its setting.
Interesting twist...i get your point...
But find it interesting that you make the exception for the moonphase (I follow your reasoning...)
I do not. I set Only the time unless I am going to wear more than a week in rotation. [nt]
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Thank goodness I'm not alone!
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But it seems we are in the minority...
Thanks for chiming in...
But it seems we are in the minority...
Thanks for chiming in...
Beautiful!
I prefer the simplicity of the stick markers but can appreciate the beautiful of the romans...
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
With such a beautiful 5050 strapped to my wrist I couldn’t care for the time!!!! [nt]
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Problem solved!
This is my Underwood safe shipped to me from Italy. The watches in the picture are not current as I have done a lot of changing but it certainly takes care of my perpetual and annual calendars!
I do
its one of my favorite thing to do when I wear a perpetual. Wind about 30x then set the time/date.
it usually takes less than 5 min and have a tooth pick as push pins :0
be careful of slivers if the toothpicks are wooden.
sometimes they splinter and the slivers can get stuck.
enjoy your time!
enjoy your time!