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25 June 2011, 12:33 PM
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Watch Winder Setting
I've been searching up and down and seem to get some mixed reviews. I just got a Heiden watch winder from Costco.com. Looks pretty nice. However, how should I set it???
I have a SS Daytona. Some threads I read say it is unidrectional (clockwise) and some say the newer models are bidirectional. My Daytona is a recent model (Rolex, not zenith, movement). And how many TPD should I set it at? Thanks for the help guys! |
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25 June 2011, 01:27 PM
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Real Name: Adam
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I used bi-directional and between 650-850 TBD. I used 650 for all other Rolex and 850 for my Daytona. Not sure if it was correct but thats what I did and never had an issue
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25 June 2011, 01:29 PM
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