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Willockboy
·I have recently purchased the latest version of the Seamaster Railmaster Blue Denim and I'm very pleased with the watch.
I do not wear the watch every day but like to keep the watch working, especially in these early days of ownership, in order to check on its accuracy. However, it seems to take a rather long time to wind the watch manually compared to my Rolex Perpetual Date and vintage Omega Chronostop (at least two and a half times more for the Railmaster). Is this normal?
Also, when holding the watch to my ear, the noise of the automatic winding cam moving is significantly more than the Rolex. Is this normal or is it me being too critical?
I do not wear the watch every day but like to keep the watch working, especially in these early days of ownership, in order to check on its accuracy. However, it seems to take a rather long time to wind the watch manually compared to my Rolex Perpetual Date and vintage Omega Chronostop (at least two and a half times more for the Railmaster). Is this normal?
Also, when holding the watch to my ear, the noise of the automatic winding cam moving is significantly more than the Rolex. Is this normal or is it me being too critical?
