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13 July 2014, 07:12 AM
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Winding question
New to AP so trying to figure out if this is normal or a problem:
1. When wining the watch manually (15300), it has a steady feel of tiny clicks, looking in the back it seems to be the little spring bar holding the mainspring so it doesn't unwind, I assume this is normal. 2. When screwing the crown back in it still feels like I am winding it. Not sure how well it is winding as it stopped earlier and I have been walking around and active all day. Not sure how wound it was when I went to sleep so I assume it may have just been low. Gave it 30 or so turns and it is running perfect again... Thoughts? Sent from a block of 904L steel
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13 July 2014, 10:24 AM
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Tiny clicks when winding and also when screwing the crown is normal on 15300 caliber.
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13 July 2014, 11:59 AM
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