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Adam
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Speed timer SSC813 the way I think it should be
So I picked up the SSC813 a couple of weeks ago and really like the dimensions, the panda and almost everything about it except for the bracelet. Don’...
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I have two Orbita single winders that I used to use all the time. However as my collection grew swapping watches in and out of the winders started to become a pain. I am selling one and keeping the other for when my Omega great white gets back from service. I will use the winder exclusively for that piece so I don’t have to fuss with the gmt function as much. The rest of my watches sit in their watch box now. The other thing I will add is that for every comment of “don’t do it because of shortened service lifespan” I find an equal comment of “watches that sit can lose their oil as well”. These comments come from some leading servicers of mechanical and automatic timepieces. I personally don’t think that it matters one way or the other. Keep them wound on a winder or keep them in a watch box.
Obviously a not so subtle nod to the Morgan Jewelers in The Vancouver Mall in Vancouver WA where I got this piece. Good folks to deal with.
