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Keep your automatic watches powered at all times with these Viceroy watch winders from WOLF. Capable of completing 1,200 turns per day (double that with the bidirectional setting) in three directions (clockwise, counterclockwise, or bidirectional), they will turn all day without fail Read More
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Why is it that Drop is advertising the 1-watch variant for Black Friday, but then that's not even available to view for purchase, instead minimally offering the 2-watch variant for $429. Isn't that a bit of an illegal or at the least unethical bait and switch?
I am in Europe, this is a European product, will it be shipped from Europe or from the USA? If shipped from the USA it will add about 40% to the price for import duties, taxes and handling
DaiBachNo answer to this again, I won't be purchasing without knowing this. Thanks.
A community member
Sep 18, 2020
DaiBachAlmost as bad to ship to Canada... shipping adds almost 25% to the cost and, depending on who they use for delivery (if DHL), it will likely add another 20-30%. 👎
"Winders damage watches." False. So you're saying if you wear your watch daily (Human watch winder) then you're damaging your watch?
"Any watch maker would tell you that." Maybe some will tell you that, but others will say it won't hurt and will be your choice to do so.
Watchyoutalkingabout
Nov 16, 2020
BeachsideThe only practical reason is if you have a perpetual calendar. Setting those can be quite the pain in the arse, so you want to keep it running. Anything less than that, say an annual calendar or a moonphase, can be slightly annoying to reset depending on the watch but is usually pretty simple.
Some people like them for style or display purposes.
As far as damage, most manufacturers provide specs on the number of rations per hour/day to prevent constant over winding, which can theoretically damage some older watches. Most modern automatic movements are constructed in such a way that’s incredibly difficult to ever damage them in such a manner.
Hands down the the funniest thing I’ve ever seen was a YouTube watch reviewer who had an omega speedmaster on a winder. It’s a manual wind watch.