Comments for New Watch Tips http://newwatchtips.com Find Out More About Watches That Are Prestige, High Fashion Or High Tech Tue, 04 May 2010 17:40:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Watch Winder Guide by admin http://newwatchtips.com/watch_winder_guide.php/comment-page-1/#comment-720 admin Tue, 04 May 2010 17:40:23 +0000 http://newwatchtips.com/watch_winder_guide.php/#comment-720 Thanks for the info there, straight to the point. Thanks for the info there, straight to the point.

]]> Comment on Watch Winder Guide by UK Watch Guy http://newwatchtips.com/watch_winder_guide.php/comment-page-1/#comment-714 UK Watch Guy Wed, 28 Apr 2010 21:15:33 +0000 http://newwatchtips.com/watch_winder_guide.php/#comment-714 In order to select the right winder for your watch you need to know how many turns per day (the number if times the winder will turn the watch through 360 degrees each day) and whether it needs clockwise, anti-clockwise or alternating winding. Most Rolex watches need 800 TDP and alternating winding, for example. With this information you can select the product that is right for you. In order to select the right winder for your watch you need to know how many turns per day (the number if times the winder will turn the watch through 360 degrees each day) and whether it needs clockwise, anti-clockwise or alternating winding. Most Rolex watches need 800 TDP and alternating winding, for example. With this information you can select the product that is right for you.

]]> Comment on The History of the Watch by Aurora Wilkerson http://newwatchtips.com/the_history_of_the_watch.php/comment-page-1/#comment-521 Aurora Wilkerson Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:29:48 +0000 http://newwatchtips.com/the_history_of_the_watch.php/#comment-521 Yes I have to agree that the Swiss make the very best watches with no exception. I wonder why no one else can hold a candle to them? Yes I have to agree that the Swiss make the very best watches with no exception. I wonder why no one else can hold a candle to them?

]]> Comment on The History of the Watch by Aurora Wilkerson http://newwatchtips.com/the_history_of_the_watch.php/comment-page-1/#comment-396 Aurora Wilkerson Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:58:50 +0000 http://newwatchtips.com/the_history_of_the_watch.php/#comment-396 Its amazing how the swiss make their time pieces, no matter if its a Rolex or an Omega or even an offbrand with swiss movements, you cant beat that! http://link-with.me/to/twitter Its amazing how the swiss make their time pieces, no matter if its a Rolex or an Omega or even an offbrand with swiss movements, you cant beat that!

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]]> Comment on Quartz vs Mechanical Watch by admin http://newwatchtips.com/quartz_vs_mechanical_watch.php/comment-page-1/#comment-6 admin Sun, 15 Jun 2008 06:58:30 +0000 http://newwatchtips.com/quartz_vs_mechanical_watch.php/#comment-6 I personally have a body movement powered watch (forgotten the correct term), and although I don't do a lot of walking/random swinging of my arms, it has always had enough power to keep it running. Then again, other than 4-6 hours of sleeping, it is always on my wrist. I personally have a body movement powered watch (forgotten the correct term), and although I don’t do a lot of walking/random swinging of my arms, it has always had enough power to keep it running. Then again, other than 4-6 hours of sleeping, it is always on my wrist.

]]> Comment on Quartz vs Mechanical Watch by Mr C http://newwatchtips.com/quartz_vs_mechanical_watch.php/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Mr C Sat, 14 Jun 2008 18:50:35 +0000 http://newwatchtips.com/quartz_vs_mechanical_watch.php/#comment-5 Still though, a mechanical watch represents over a hundred years of refinement of manual movements. They're carefully crafted and handmade, which explains the higher price. A quartz-watch, even the more expensive ones, have a $2 dollar movement. So yes, your cheapass $20,- Timex-watch will keep time more accurately then a mechanical watch, but owning a mechanical watch sets you apart from the masses and it's all about appreciating the mechanical movement. For me a mechanical, handwound, watch is the only watch I will ever own. Keeping good care of it, winding it every morning, and setting the correct time every few days really bonds you, instead of an anonymous quartz which never needs to be cared for and simply dies after 20+ years. My watch is still going strong, and it's from 1972!\ Mechanical rulez! (And yes, Quartz-watches rule too, because of their extreme accuracy. But it's just not for me...) Still though, a mechanical watch represents over a hundred years of refinement of manual movements. They’re carefully crafted and handmade, which explains the higher price. A quartz-watch, even the more expensive ones, have a $2 dollar movement. So yes, your cheapass $20,- Timex-watch will keep time more accurately then a mechanical watch, but owning a mechanical watch sets you apart from the masses and it’s all about appreciating the mechanical movement.
For me a mechanical, handwound, watch is the only watch I will ever own. Keeping good care of it, winding it every morning, and setting the correct time every few days really bonds you, instead of an anonymous quartz which never needs to be cared for and simply dies after 20+ years. My watch is still going strong, and it’s from 1972!\
Mechanical rulez! (And yes, Quartz-watches rule too, because of their extreme accuracy. But it’s just not for me…)

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