advice needed for submariner

[Rolex_Mariner]

would like to seek advice from everyone if my Rolex Submariner winding for 40 times, does it stop by itself if I wear it probably 2 hours daily?

[rambo99]

2 house a day won't keep your submariner running, at least 8 hours a day then you don't need to wind it.

[Rolex_Mariner]

Originally Posted by rambo99

2 house a day won't keep your submariner running, at least 8 hours a day then you don't need to wind it.

I see, that's long hour. However, if I wear it for 8 hours daily will it stop by itself?

[Andad]

Originally Posted by rambo99

2 house a day won't keep your submariner running, at least 8 hours a day then you don't need to wind it.

Hey Rambo,

You can wear your auto watch 24 hours a day but if you don’t move your arm it won’t wind up.

Swinging your arm around might help though.

How are you swinging?

650 times/day. 40 x 360’s every half hour.

E.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Andad

Hey Rambo,

You can wear your auto watch 24 hours a day but if you don’t move your arm it won’t wind up.

Swinging your arm around might help though.

How are you swinging?

650 times/day. 40 x 360’s every half hour.

E.

Exactly that wearing a watch dont wind the watch its wrist movement that swings the winding pendulum to wind the watch.

[Rori]

Eventually Yes.
When I wear mine for 8 hours I tend to wind it every day or two.


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[rambo99]

Originally Posted by Rori

Eventually Yes.
When I wear mine for 8 hours I tend to wind it every day or two.


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either you lack activity during these 8 hours or problem in your submariner.
try to swing your hand wearing the submariner several times every half hour to make sure you have enough activity to turn the rotor.

[Rolex_Mariner]

Originally Posted by Rori

Eventually Yes.
When I wear mine for 8 hours I tend to wind it every day or two.


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What about if the watch place in watch winder, will it stop?

[Tikandtokalot]

It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing.

[rambo99]

yes, you've got to swing it!

[Tikandtokalot]

Originally Posted by rambo99

yes, you've got to swing it!

[Chester01]

I mean why are you only wearing it 2 hours a day?

[beshannon]

Originally Posted by Rolex_Mariner

would like to seek advice from everyone if my Rolex Submariner winding for 40 times, does it stop by itself if I wear it probably 2 hours daily?

What are you doing for two hours?

If you are sitting at a desk, yes you will need to wind it

[Calatrava r]

I can wear my Rolex for a vigorous hour walk with full arm swings once a day and it stays fully wound and will then run for 60 hours if set down. If you do not swing your arms and rotate your wrist the watch is not being would no matter how long you wear it. When you look to see the time give your wrist a strong rotation inwards.

[Rolex_Mariner]

Originally Posted by beshannon

What are you doing for two hours?

If you are sitting at a desk, yes you will need to wind it

Mostly sitting on the desk. Probably walking and driving is the only movement for the watch.

[beshannon]

Originally Posted by Rolex_Mariner

Mostly sitting on the desk. Probably walking and driving is the only movement for the watch.

Then you will need to wind it as the rotor is not moving enough to maintain spring tension

[sj24k]

Just wind it and wear it. If you find it’s lost power, just reset it and rewind it and put it back on.

This isn’t complicated.


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