Modernism
·I’ve owned the PO 2500C since 2008 and I’ve never had the 48 hour power reserve, ever, and just wondered if anyone actually ever gets that?
Serviced a few months ago, and I didn’t expect any great change, but after fully winding, and then wearing it for 8 consecutive days 13-14 hours average per day, is it expected to stop after 24 hours when taken off. How long does a full wind/charge take to die if you wear it, as opposed to the claim of 48 hours if you don’t?
15 years later, I love this watch, but age can’t be a factor after a service, or can it?
Main question, does wearing it for 8 days not keep it wound, and if you’re not overly active it won’t even do 24 hours off wrist if it’s been worn but not wound for over a week.
Makes it hard to wear much else when you know every time you want a day off from it, you’ve got to reset and wind. 24 hours later now and it's 2 hours slow and obviously about to stop, despite a week on the wrist, but I've not been overly active at the moment, if I'm honest.
To double check on fully wound... is that very faint click that happens on every turn after it's been wound a while, fully wound. I expected a 60 plus turns before that kicked in, but sure it was less. Plus. those clicks still happen when you're screwing the crown in.
Serviced a few months ago, and I didn’t expect any great change, but after fully winding, and then wearing it for 8 consecutive days 13-14 hours average per day, is it expected to stop after 24 hours when taken off. How long does a full wind/charge take to die if you wear it, as opposed to the claim of 48 hours if you don’t?
15 years later, I love this watch, but age can’t be a factor after a service, or can it?
Main question, does wearing it for 8 days not keep it wound, and if you’re not overly active it won’t even do 24 hours off wrist if it’s been worn but not wound for over a week.
Makes it hard to wear much else when you know every time you want a day off from it, you’ve got to reset and wind. 24 hours later now and it's 2 hours slow and obviously about to stop, despite a week on the wrist, but I've not been overly active at the moment, if I'm honest.
To double check on fully wound... is that very faint click that happens on every turn after it's been wound a while, fully wound. I expected a 60 plus turns before that kicked in, but sure it was less. Plus. those clicks still happen when you're screwing the crown in.
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