Problem with Wolf Twin 1.5 module watch winder

[VA75]

Bought a Wolf Twin 1.5 module watch winder last Dec.
Everything was working fine until recently realised the left winder slow down at 12 to 2 during winding/rotation. It is not winding at a consistent speed as compared to the right winder.

Is it safe to continue using left winder to wind my Rolex?

Sending it back to Citimex for repair may take about 6 weeks leaving me no winder to wind my watches.

Thanks for comments/advice in advance!

[triton]

the theory is that when there is a slipping clutch mechanism for automatic watch, it is to prevent overwinding. however, constant 'activating' the slip clutch will increase wear and tear.

im not sure if it is normal for the brand of winder you using to slow down during specific period. if it is under warranty, why not send it in.

the purpose of a winder is usually for convenience. so just inconvenience yourself during the service period.

[daytona 6263]

Bought a Wolf Twin 1.5 module watch winder last Dec.
Everything was working fine until recently realised the left winder slow down at 12 to 2 during winding/rotation. It is not winding at a consistent speed as compared to the right winder.

Is it safe to continue using left winder to wind my Rolex?

Sending it back to Citimex for repair may take about 6 weeks leaving me no winder to wind my watches.

Thanks for comments/advice in advance!

Quite simple just give them a manual wind and yes thats whats the winding crown is for. You will not harm your watch in anyway whatsoever by giving it a manual wind. Watch winders IMO are not needed with any watch with just a simple date complication and just cannot see the point of them.With well over 30 years of Rolex wearing and owning at one time 50 plus watches never found the need for a watch winder ever.If any watch is stored all thats needed is a small manual wind say once a month or so that will keep movement in tip top condition.And Rolex watches wind in both directions so it does not matter you cannot overwind and while on wrist your watch would get much more movement then on any machine

[Oceanklassik]

Quite simple just give them a manual wind and yes thats whats the winding crown is for. You will not harm your watch in anyway whatsoever by giving it a manual wind. Watch winders IMO are not needed with any watch with just a simple date complication and just cannot see the point of them.With well over 30 years of Rolex wearing and owning at one time 50 plus watches never found the need for a watch winder ever.If any watch is stored all thats needed is a small manual wind say once a month or so that will keep movement in tip top condition.And Rolex watches wind in both directions so it does not matter you cannot overwind and while on wrist your watch would get much more movement then on any machine

Well said

[triton]

i just found a seller who sells winder and t-loan a winder(if not taken by others) to you while your winder is being serviced.

Sending it back to Citimex for repair may take about 6 weeks leaving me no winder to wind my watches.

Thanks for comments/advice in advance!