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Due to delays affecting the supply of our presentation boxes, we're exceptionally offering 15% off with the code NOBOXISTHENEWBOX.

Your watch will be shipped in a protective fabric pouch. If you place your order without this code, your watch will be delivered in its standard presentation box, while supplies last.

Click the button to copy the code.

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Comment remonter une montre automatique ?
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How to wind an automatic watch ?

You own a automatic watch And you'd like to know how to put it back together? We will explain how to proceed in this article. Whether it's for a mechanical watch with manual winding or a watch Automatic mechanics, the way to wind them manually is the same.

1 - Take off your watch and hold it in your hand so you can wind it with the other. Never wind your watch while wearing it, as this puts stress on the stem and crown. The inner tube of the crown is delicate and could easily bend.

2 - Turn the crown clockwise watch. Make sure that the crown is pressed in, that is to say in " neutral position ", in other words, as close as possible to the Case of your watch.

3 - The reassembly is complete after about thirty turns. There's no need to raise it any further.


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