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Why the heck do you need a watch winder?
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2023
- Aside from the part that they're really cool and impress other watch collecting friends, why the heck would you need a watch winder? Here are some reasons...
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Count me in
I use a watch winder with my quartz watches.
True sigma move!
Never let ‘em know your next move.
I have a pair of quartz Tissot PRX on a wolf because I like to watch em spin 😅
that's actually genius! that way they'll never run out of battery
I use it for my digital watches 😅
2-3 years of no movement… the oils in the watch would seize the watch and dry up. Rolex charges $400-$600 for servicing after that happens 😅
$900 in DC mall
I’m sure if they can afford one of those watches they won’t care about spending 1k😅
Nfw, this is total conjecture.
For one, it's been decades that watchmakers have moved away from animal/vegetable oils to synthetic for lubricants and will no longer coagulate and thus not having your watch run consistently if not going to be worn is actually the better practice to not build fatigue.
More importantly though, you shouldn't buy something that you can't comfortably afford the routine maintenance on anyways.
How much to service after its internals have worn due to constant movement?
These first world problems cost more than a whole third world country.
WHen you spend $10k on a watch that wont tell you the time every time you put it on.
Fr my $100 Casio automatically corrects itself once a day. I can also throw it 80mph into a wall and it’ll still work
You never have to buy another battery. Ever. It’s convenience thing. And they look good as hell
@@NightKidBrandon my Citizen Skyhawk hasn't needed a battery for 15 years
@@NightKidBrandon is it convenient to have to reset it every time you want to wear it
@@trace4125 yes cus this inconvenience is the better out of the two lol. having to go open up the case back requires tools
I've just been putting my g shock in my undie draw and it seems fine.
Best comment
Great advice. Super simple, honest and to the point
Every moving parts and also lubricants have a lifespan.
Just think about that before throwing money at a watch winder.
if your gonna wear it pre wind it, if not the drawer is a better option. pick 2-3 out for the week, 1 for general wear, 1 for up, 1 for the character that fits you. never leave them on the winder all week.
This made me learn, expensive watches have oils for the gears and such. Like a car, no movement = tear down and re build.
Man your really kicking it. You're becoming better than ur old man.
Cool
Job but be Cooler if he became a diff person not a clone of his dad. I bet he has own his talents. I wonder what kinda business he would have opened him self? If he wasn’t given watches.
No fucking way I thought it was just so they can be displayed in a cool way😭
I’ll stick to my Casio classic ⏱️
I LOVE this dude he teaches straight-up cool knowledge!!
Imagine spending hundreds of thousands on a watch that is wrong
I would’ve used the word automatic instead of complicated because people don’t understand what complications mean. Someone would think it looks complicated doesn’t make it an automatic. Not even sundials the and day date with sandals and large slaughtgouse very tasty
"perfectly on time"
I see no quartz in there bruh
I’d prefer my Casio. Tough solar and multiband.
Never ask a guy with a Patek what time it is because he doesn't know. I'll stick with my $80 Mondaine quartz. Gains 2 seconds every 3 months.
Bro I’m just gonna say rn that you’re wrong. There isn’t a single wrist watch on earth that has a precision rate of only 2 seconds every 3 months. The most accurate of watches can do .3 seconds a day, but that’s for the best watches in the world. You’re prob getting at least 2-3 seconds a day.
Say what you want but I have the watch.
@@ImWithMe You don't own the watch.
Enjoy your cheap watch you brokie, see how the girls like your $80 watch.
@@ImWithMe he said quartz bro. cheap quartz could keep time better than any mechanical watch
This whole watch thing is getting out of hand
Perfectly on time except for the drift that every mechanical watch has
Take it from a guy that overinvested in a watch winder.
If you have only manual winds or if you don’t plan to use the winder but your drawer, don’t buy a winder. Hmmmm…. I’m glad I found this hard-to-come-by info.
I remember every time my dad would take his Rolex out of his drawer and set the time. He’d just shake it a bunch, never thought much about it until I asked him and he explained to me
Pops got me a nice wear to charge watch. I wear it sporadically and didn’t take till the 3rd wear when I realized why it never showed the right time🤦♂️
What I don't get is why you need a watch winder for a million dollar watch
Watch winders are ridiculously expensive for such a simple concept.
I got mine for £60 had it a year and works fine
Holds 4 watches on the winders and about 8 quartz/mechanical watches on the bottom
Not as nice as this guys, but neither is my collection
I just got 1 today for $15. It's a swinging pendulum. It's the coolest watch winder I've ever seen.
I like the spinning Sphere ones
Didn't know these were used for watches with more complexities, or at all honestly. Nifty.
Quite simple, actually. A Watch Maker needs a watch winder in his profession. An ordinary watch collector or watch enthusiast does not need a watch winder.
He does if he does not wish to constantly reset his timepiece.
If something keeps moving it's less likely for it to stop working
"Before you invest in a watch-winder" INVEST, he says... As if there is a return on that.
Fact i use this for my collection
The fact that people will pay 10s of thousands of dollars for a watch that you have to wind is insane
The fact you have to wind it is half the whole appeal. It’s a real watch but some shit with a battery that came out a happy meal
@@BIG2hats so a superior better form of technology (i.e. quartz) is bad according to you?
@Confused Cat it's like microwave vs BBQ. Microwave cooks faster but is it really better?
@@banana-ui2qd i get it. Even I would love to buy a mechanical watch. But the @BIG2hats was calling quartz watchs shit. That's why I replied
@@confused.cat. fair enough
I only buy Wolf.
So glad my phone doesn’t need a winder lol
You will still need to reset the time when you get ready to use it again even if kept in an automatic winder, due to the nature of mechanical watches, the time will drift much faster than you would think.
Crazy device, I think they are detrimental to a watch.
Good information and I love their channel, but saying an automatic watch will be perfectly on time even after a couple days is just ludicrous.
Definitely putting my Apple Watch in there
😂
I never thought about this before
I Put a wind watcher on my watch winder, means I can watch my winder winding the watches. Works well.
Oh I get it it's a frivolous luxury Flex item. It's not a knock-on rich people I have nothing against individuals who are incredibly good at managing their money.
Dude. Obsolete technology!
I'll stick with my solar. Zero hassle for a decade.
He fails to mention for those that don't know movement is what keep the mechanism of the watch turning thus giving it power as you walk the movement of ur arm turns the movement and winds the watch allowing it to turn all of its cogs at the proper speed keeping the watch telling the proper time, this machine simply simulates that movement to keep the watch in time during storage when the watch would normally be resting and losing its stored energy resulting in the watch being slow, this machine counteracts that
This didnt make sense. So do you wear every watch every couple days or are they set like 3 days before wearing and put on the winder. ?
Yep I would only get a winder if I had something crazy complicated like a perpetual full calendar.
Plus when you get one for free and it’s a safe you just gotta use it. 😂 at least plug the company that gave you the free watch winder safe.
Outside of commercial use, anybody who needs something like this has way too much time on their hand 😉
Lol like what you did there. 😂😂
I use one for my timex watches
Close your eyes and he sounds TRAXNYC
Sounds like
Having watches you never watch. That's 2023
Question: say you have watch that's been laying in a drawer for 2-3 years... is it safe to use or does the lubrication inside dry up? What if it's been 5-6 years?
If it is a high end watch I would get it serviced, otherwise give it a manual wind and see how it goes.
Should i use one for my breitling B01 chronomat i almost only wear my cartier santos now
I can’t even afford a Casio let alone a watch winder 😂
Hey those G shocks are not cheap.
My watch winder cost 1/5 of the price of my g shock
It’s those massive safe style ones like this guy has that cost 10’s of thousands
I have two autos in my collection. Both are awesome watches... And yet they annoy the crap out of me. I don't wear them to work, meaning they are always dead when it's finally time to wear them.
"and Behind this little door is a massive waste of money 🤑 "
Love you content I broke at the moment but I will get a Rolex you guys have made me fall in love with watches 🎉
You will get a Rolex
Watches are criminal magnets.
Watch winder… how is this not a scam lmao
My citizen Skyhawk ecodrive is solar powered
I have a cheap $100 watch and always thought the battery died until I noticed how it actually works
I find it funny how rich flocks have these automatic movement watches. And pay to have a machine wind them up
Lol 3 days? I'll just stick to my smart watch.
I would say a watch Winder and super fancy expensive watches are pointless altogether this is ridiculous this is the definition of first-class problem
Customers collect watches
Bosses collect old silver bars
bosses collect gold! silver is nothing. trust me I'm a jewler!! but you're kinda on the right track, silver and gold is always better than paper Money 😏
I used to wear mine when I slept(I move around a lot) sometimes it worked sometimes it didn't.
my G Shock is a pain in the arse to set too🤦🏻♂️lol
A watchwinder is the last thing on my list... after a hat that goes on my hat, but, I learned something. (From reading the comments)
Ill take a digital anyday lol
100k for a watch and you got to wind it? Geez. Just pay a guy a salary to wind them for you if you have a 2 million dollar collection.
Ah shit I’ve been putting my quartz Casio in a watch winder for years! It must work though because it’s always on time. 😂😂😂
😂
I’d rather save wear and tear on the mechanism by just allowing it to stop and then set it when I want to wear the watch
You are not saving any wear and tear when you are constantly reworking the more delicate mechanism in the movement.
Didn’t know Fiziev was into watches.
how long can i leave a brand new automatic in its box for as i have a few and im worried about the oils drying up
I don't know why I have a feeling that the watch winders just dries up all the oil over time
The oil dries at the same rate my friend
Which is why you get them serviced.
It doesn't make the oil dry but since logic of mechanical things is a forgotten thing in our times, just a warning, you have to expect more wear than if you just left you watch on a roll.
Next video : generator to run a watch winder😂
Makes sense, but u gotta have money to invest. Even if they're cheap, and hella watches to switch out. And they all gotta be that kind of battery less tech.
If you don't understand the importance of a Watch Winder, then you don't deserve the Watch that would go inside it.
How much does that winder cost?
A lot.
Depends what kind you want. You can get a one watch winder for around 40 dollars. But ones like in the video cost thousands
5k+
Almost $40k
we have many kinds of watch winder,you can consider
I have heard that winders can damage your automatic movement
Common question I get asked is
Excuse me ☝️ sir! You sell Mazdas here correct ?! 😂
Em I don’t think anyone need watchwinder. Even manufactures doesn’t use it in their stock
What if you want to "watch" your GShock spin beside your Submariner? Why should the Rolex only get to go on the ride?
A walmart watch sits in a drawer for years... and still is on the right time...
Me-outside seeing how many fingers I can fit under the sun
So what use is a watch that can’t keep time?
Forget it. I look at my phone enough to know what the time is
For as much as those watches cost, I better never have to do anything but wear it!
My Apple Watch is right all the time no matter what
So the most expensive watches can't keep time.
I got a nice watch from my counselor he said he got it in Italy some Tissot watch, wish I had a turner for it
Sooo it sets time? Legit don't feel like he answered the question lmao😂
i use a watch winder on my casio g-shock swatch
Damn , guess I'm spoiled with citizen eco drive that's good for 15 years.
Or, how to prematurely wear out your watch.
Yeah let me go spend $22,000 on a watch just to say that I spent $22.000 on a watch and has absolutely no use in the real life or real-world that has no purpose at all besides to tell you the time and to be a bragging item. Instead of taking $22,000 or more money however expensive these watches are and actually using it for a good purpose
I use a watch winder for my Apple watch.
Something to note is that watch winders put wear on the movement without any actual use. Just another factor to consider before using a watch winder; Are you prepared for more maintenance?
What's the difference between a watch winder, and wearing the watch, other than the winder being a much gentler, consistent movement?
Some people, like me, never take their watch off, because they don't need to. But, human movement is much more shocking, and violent to a watch than any winder could ever be.
This "additional wear and tear" argument is completely, and utterly, bogus. People don't even think about what they say, they simply vomit what they hear.
Sooo basically you taught us jack? Makes sense on youtube.