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tommy23
·Thanks for so many replies
I follow some guidence and did not wind the watch for two days
The outcome, after two days winding was super smooth
I did only 25 turn without any resistance and this is what I plan to do every day
Thanks again for your support
I follow some guidence and did not wind the watch for two days
The outcome, after two days winding was super smooth
I did only 25 turn without any resistance and this is what I plan to do every day
Thanks again for your support
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4011021
·My 3861 is easy and nice to wind.
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Duckie
·Just keep in mind that the watch won't be fully wound so it won't be as accurate as it could be😉
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Kmmdad57
·I was wondering what everyone is getting from a full wind. Do you get 50 hours has advertised or are you getting less. I feel I'm not getting 50hrs
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texasmade
·I've fully wound my Snoopy 50 Friday afternoon and not pick it up again until Monday morning without an issue.
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Speed2Sea
·If you wind it until a full stop, ie can't turn the crown anymore, it's fully wound and you should get around 60 hours of run time. If you are getting less than that you aren't hitting the full stop point.
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Evitzee
·Thank you for your response and advice. I am winding my watch until the crown can no longer turn and stops. It will only run for approximately 30 hours. Perhaps I will bring my Speedy to the Omega Boutique where I purchased it.
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Speedy13
·I checked mine without chrono activation ~ 66 hours
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Vinz Clortho
·When I got this from the OB, was stiff and hard to wind. After a week of normal wear and daily winding, it's smooth. As for the hours on a full wind test, want to say it was in the mid 50's, but can't say for sure off hand. Need to do the test again when I get one of my other watches out of the bank vault.
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bsowers34
·I have two now, the new white one and a hesalite. The white one at two months old is back at omega because it ran less and less and I gave up and shipped it back when it stopped after 8 hours. I bought a new hesalite one to wear while it's gone, got it yesterday. It ran only 15 hours on a full wind. Both "passed" the master chronometer and say they went over 50 hours. And when they stop they only take about 30 turns, not the full 82.5. I'm losing confidence in Omega now. These are my 6th and 7th Omegas.
Edit to reply, I am winding them until I feel the stop and no more.
Another edit, Omega did find a problem with it and are repairing. The Hesalite now runs 60 hours on a full winding.
Edit to reply, I am winding them until I feel the stop and no more.
Another edit, Omega did find a problem with it and are repairing. The Hesalite now runs 60 hours on a full winding.
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