Welcome @rsuvalle
Correct, turning the crown clockwise in the pushed-in position will wind the movement. It's an automatic, however, so if you wear it daily there's usually no need to wind it 10-15 times every morning as it'll constantly wind itself with every movement of your wrist.
In case the seller didn't tell you: There's a semi-quickset function to the date display. When setting the time, the date will jump over once you past midnight. Wind it back to 9pm, then over midnight again - the date will jump forward another time. Makes setting the date a little easier than going through the whole 24h-cycle.
If you don't mind me asking, are you also looking for feedback regarding your purchase or is it just the question regarding it's daily use?
Welcome @rsuvalle
Correct, turning the crown clockwise in the pushed-in position will wind the movement. It's an automatic, however, so if you wear it daily there's usually no need to wind it 10-15 times every morning as it'll constantly wind itself with every movement of your wrist.
In case the seller didn't tell you: There's a semi-quickset function to the date display. When setting the time, the date will jump over once you past midnight. Wind it back to 9pm, then over midnight again - the date will jump forward another time. Makes setting the date a little easier than going through the whole 24h-cycle.
If you don't mind me asking, are you also looking for feedback regarding your purchase or is it just the question regarding it's daily use?
R rsuvalleThanks for the quick response and the 9pm tip!
Not really looking for feedback. I know a lot of people don’t like when you restore these watches, but I personally prefer the new/refreshed look. And I also love these vintage smaller faces because I have small wrists. Also going vintage was a way for me to get an Omega without blowing $10K+ So I’m very very happy with the purchase. But again I really appreciate people who like these untouched like a vintage car. Thanks again for the winding tip.
