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Why use a Watch Winder?

The frequency and speed of rotation are important factors the ‘evolution’ range has addressed in ensuring the precision workings of your watch are

correctly maintained. The oscillations of the winder simulate the motion of the wrist when the watch is being worn - it doesn’t just revolve, it swings, changes direction and rests periodically according to whichever of the three modes you choose.

An automatic watch has a mechanism that requires regular motion to keep the inner spring constantly charged, this motion is usually provided

as it is worn. Once removed from the wrist the stored energy will only run for a short while, depending upon the model, then the watch will need to be manually rewound and reset.

A watch with further ‘complications’, – date/time/lunar phase/world time etc. the task of rewinding and recalibrating if it runs down is best avoided. Furthermore, watches of this calibre are precision instruments and like all thoroughbreds they actually benefit from exercise – if left unwound for long periods, internal lubricants can be lost from critical areas which will eventually lead to excessive wear on components and subsequent lack of accuracy. ‘evolution’ watch winders have features designed to mimic the action of a watch being worn. The watch is held at a precise angle while being rotated and the winder can be set to run at the optimum requirement for your particular watch to ensure it is permanently wound.