Vintage Ploprof - which way to wind

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omega73

·Nov 20, 2021

I’m sure it’s a silly question, but with the crown on the left in it’s not a position, which way do you wind, is it up or down?
And can it hurt the 1002 if wound in the Wong direction. Or overwound?

thank you

 

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simonsays

·Nov 20, 2021

Its automatic, just give it a shake!

 

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omega73

·Nov 20, 2021

Thank you. Was looking over it and gave it a good wind. Then I got worried was winding the wrong way. Can it cause damage?

 

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M'Bob

·Nov 20, 2021

simonsays

Its automatic, just give it a shake!

I can’t answer the original question, but once he gets that, he should wind it about 15 times before wearing if he hasn’t worn it for a while.

 

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Archer

·Nov 20, 2021·Omega Qualified Watchmaker

When looking straight at the crown, turn the crown clockwise to wind.

 

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watchyouwant

·Nov 20, 2021

Make life easy: unscrew crown. Turn watch until crown is in familiar position; right side. Wind as always. Enjoy life.

 

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omega73

·Nov 21, 2021

Thanks for helping me out. So if i get it right (and i am new to vintage and vintage ploprofs), I wind the square part of the crown clockwise when viewed from this angle?

 

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watchyouwant

·Nov 21, 2021

Correct. Kind regards. Achim

 

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omega73

·Nov 21, 2021

Great, cheers Achim and to the others who have helped.