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Sea-Gull Double Retrograde 819.317 Watch
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Sea-Gull Double Retrograde 819.317 Watch
Siftekhar
6
Jan 7, 2016
Noob question: if this is an automatic watch, what exactly does the power reserve dial show?
ERENTE
96
Jan 7, 2016
Siftekhar
Amount of hours that the watch will keep on going without you wearing it
kiwijunglist
79
Jan 7, 2016
ERENTE
Probably 40+ hrs based on the power reserve showing 0 to 40 on the dial.
trever1t
11
Jan 7, 2016
Siftekhar
the approximate power left in hours.
Zailiner
32
Jan 8, 2016
Siftekhar
An automatic watch still runs on stored energy , spring potential energy in this case, which is generated by the rotor which you can see through the exhibition caseback (if that's what you're confused about). That is what it shows.
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