Winder inquiry for my Rolex Submariner

[DocTony]

This probably rates as the proverbial dumb question but when one does not know the answer, well, any informed response can be enlightening! That said, I've had my Rolex Submariner [with date] since 1981. A treasured gift from my folks when I earned my doctorate.

Anyway, I got tired of resetting the Rolex every time I didn't wear it [like the weekends at home] and it stopped from non wearing it continuously and I had to do the old wrist back and forth motion and the Rolex second hand would immediately come back to life and stay that way until I took it off for any protracted period. Here's my question --- Many of the powered watch winders [cord and battery] I see have a rotating mechanism [to the left for a few minutes and then to the right and then the process is repeated and bi-directionally] =but= is this multi-directional turning of the watch sufficient to keep it wound up =versus= a sort of see-saw tipping motion as one would do with their wrist. The winders I see indeed move to the left and right, pause, and then repeat the process but is this good enough where normally the Rolex is tipped in a see-saw motion with the wrist =or= must I get a winder that tips and thus mimics the human wrist movement back and forth [up/down] to keep it running. Thank you. ---- Doc Tony