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Owl9891
路Hi guys
I have recently purchased a 1966 Omega Constellation C-Case 168.017 Caliber 564.
The watch is currently not ticking, I just want to check that I don't damage the watch by winding it incorrectly. From what I understand, these are the steps.
1) To wind the watch, rotate the crown away from you.
- with regard to this, is it possible to over-wind the watch? will the crown still rotate if the watch is fully wound? Is it possible the break the watch by winding the crown the wrong direction?
2) To change the hands, click the crown out once and rotate toward you.
- is it possible to break the watch by rotating in the wrong direction.
3) To use the quick date feature - click crown out twice and rotate toward you. DO NOT ROTATE BETWEEN HOURS 10 - 2.
Is there anything else that I should know.
Many thanks for any replies 馃榾
I have recently purchased a 1966 Omega Constellation C-Case 168.017 Caliber 564.
The watch is currently not ticking, I just want to check that I don't damage the watch by winding it incorrectly. From what I understand, these are the steps.
1) To wind the watch, rotate the crown away from you.
- with regard to this, is it possible to over-wind the watch? will the crown still rotate if the watch is fully wound? Is it possible the break the watch by winding the crown the wrong direction?
2) To change the hands, click the crown out once and rotate toward you.
- is it possible to break the watch by rotating in the wrong direction.
3) To use the quick date feature - click crown out twice and rotate toward you. DO NOT ROTATE BETWEEN HOURS 10 - 2.
Is there anything else that I should know.
Many thanks for any replies 馃榾
