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 Posted: Fri Aug 17th, 2007 10:38 am
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Nabco



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 I too would be interested in opinions on this subject.  Different watchmakers have given me totally opposite answers to this question, some say keep them wound and others say it does not matter, the only benefit to keeping them wound keeps the watch winder manufactures in business.

My logic is this.....a watch movement is a small precise machine with many moving parts, the more those parts move the more they wear out, if a watch is left not running the parts do not wear out.....

I would appreciate the sharing of the vast amount of wisdom on this board concerning this question.

Thanks