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Your friends haven kena the pam poison yet. If not, they will be equally dumb... if not dumber.
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was reading this when Discovery Channel was showing watch maker assembly of a Blancpain Tourbillon watch.
As they say "Time is truly a luxury"
as long as you are comfortable spending your own money, why bother what others say
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Time is truly a luxury....well said!1 3 5
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Manual winding is nostalgic for me...still remember my dad(God rest his soul)winding his watch every morning before he goes to work.Plus,i actually enjoy winding my 112,something manly about it....probably just me.....Full wind last me about 2 days+.Rolex SS Daytona 116520 White Dial D-Series
Rolex GMT ll 16710 D-Series (stick fonts)
Rolex Explorer 2 16570 White K-Series
IWC Portuguese Chrono Auto 371417
Panerai 112L
Tag Heuer SS 2000 Series Boy Size - Circa 1986
Vulcain SS Black Roman Dial - Circa 1984
Favre Leuba SeaKing - Circa *very old*
Sideras Pocket Watch - Circa *very old*
My Grandma's Ladies Breitling in Gold Bracelet - Circa 1920Comment
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Panerai's new P3000 caliber should bring back more fun to manual winding movements with 3 days power reserve.Comment
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I used to own a 233 and winding its 8 days power reserve is very tiring. Haha1 3 5
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I have a PAM 410 (similar to PAM 268) and winding the 8 day power reserve is quite fun. the difference could be because you have a much better grip on the crown with the Radiomir case as compared to the PAM 233 Luminor case (with the crown guard protection).Comment
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Yup! I think the problem lies with the crown guard...1 3 5
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