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If watches are wound up on watch winders for any length of time there is
a tendency for the mainspring to run in the slip clutch. In order to prevent
such unnecessary load on the winding mechanism, the TIME MOVER
®
simulates normal wear during the “sleep phase”. A
10-16
hour rest phase
per day enables the winding spring to relax.
10.4
DOES TIME MOVER
®
OPERATION PLACE TOO GREAT A STRAIN ON AN
AUTOMATIC WATCH?
An automatic watch stored in a TIME MOVER ® is subject to less strain than
on the wrist as it is not exposed to impact, humidity, etc., when inside the
TIME MOVER
®
. Furthermore, a constant temperature has a positive effect
on accuracy. Other benefi ts of maintaining a watch in constant motion:
watches with moon phases do not require elaborate readjustment, and
the lubricants will not crystallize.
10.5
DOES THE TIME MOVER
®
WIND EVERY WATCH?
The arbitrary selection of clockwise and counter-clockwise winding and the
actual number of revolutions ensures that every automatic watch is wound
correctly. If in doubt, use the combination of clockwise and counter-clock-
wise winding. If the watch is without power reserve, fi rst use SPEEDWIND-
ING for one hour and then switch the device back to normal operation.
10.6
THE TIME MOVER
®
DOES NOT TURN ALTHOUGH SWITCHED ON - WHAT
SHOULD I DO?
Pull out the mains adapter and start it again.