How to Set and Wind your Manual Winding Watch | SwissWatchExpo

Winding your watch is one of the tasks you must complete to keep it in good operating order. In this video, we'll explain the correct way of winding and setting a manual winding watch, using the Patek Philippe Calatrava 5119 as an example.

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Patek Philippe Calatrava White Gold Black Strap Mens Watch 5119

18k white gold case 36.0 mm in diameter. Case thickness -- 6.5 mm. Exhibition case back. 18k white gold hobnail bezel. White dial with painted Roman numerals. Small seconds subdial at 6 o'clock. Black leather strap with 18K white gold tang buckle.

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[peterphan]

I have a manual winding watch but its subdial is at 9:00. The reality is that the manual winding movement can be oriented so that the subdial can be anywhere on the face, not just 6:00. It would have been more accurate to say that typical manual winding mechanisms have a seconds subdial on the face, and on that particular watch, it's at 6:00.

As for manual winding watches, I wish more models were available. I love manual winding watches because I love the ritual of winding the watch every time I put it on. I love the sound of winding it too.

[kresimirpleic]

The subdial at 6 does not mean a watch is manually wound.

[goldenrules]

My mother's watch works like that