I agree, I like manual winding time piece to have a reserve de marche indicator otherwise it is hard to keep track...if it was an automatic model I'd understand.
Daniel Fortin I'm a little late here, but on a manual watch, you wind it at the same time each day. Even if you're not sure you wound it, you can start winding it and you will feel the amount of resistance in the crown. If it's low, there will be almost none, if it's high, you wound it that morning.
Agreed but unless this is your only watch, I find this daily schedule hard to keep up with. Just saying reserve de marche just make a whole lot of sense on manual time pieces. I also am scared to over wind my watches all the time... Just a weird phobia of mine :-)
Bellissimo
Lovely! Without a power reserve indicator how would you know when the power is winding down though?
I agree, I like manual winding time piece to have a reserve de marche indicator otherwise it is hard to keep track...if it was an automatic model I'd understand.
Daniel Fortin I'm a little late here, but on a manual watch, you wind it at the same time each day. Even if you're not sure you wound it, you can start winding it and you will feel the amount of resistance in the crown. If it's low, there will be almost none, if it's high, you wound it that morning.
Agreed but unless this is your only watch, I find this daily schedule hard to keep up with. Just saying reserve de marche just make a whole lot of sense on manual time pieces. I also am scared to over wind my watches all the time... Just a weird phobia of mine :-)
I was to understand that the indicator in the top right shows the power reserve