WINDING THE MOVEMENT
Place the clock on a flat surface and insert the key in
Point A, using the larger diameter end of the key
(see diagram). Wind the movement with anti-clockwise
rotations. The movement’s five barrels should be
fully wound every 40 days. Be sure to wind up the spring
completely. During the process, you will see the
movement’s wheels moving, allowing all five barrels
to be wound up as they are coupled. At the end
of the winding procedure, you will feel the necessary
force increase significantly ; do not wind further
as this is the sign that the movement is fully wound.
The Power Reserve Indicator
The dial on the left provides an intuitive view of
the energy remaining in the movement. It turns 300°,
acting as a gauge.
Fully wound, the marker rotates towards the right of
the gauge. During the next 40 days, the power reserve
indicator will progressively rotate anti-clockwise
to finally end on the left of the gauge. This indicates
that the clock needs to be wound again.
Fully wound
40-day power reserve
After 40 days
The clock must be wound up
(A) Winding (movement)
Anti-clockwise
only
