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Friends,
OK, this might be 2 dumb questions... sorry... I just got my Seamaster Pro 300 auto (2531.80). The Omega book says to manually wind it, rotate crown up while in position #1... I figure position 1 is just unscrewed, right? In this position, if you turn crown up, it'll screw back in and lock it back up. So what gives...?
Also, another dumb question: My wife (who said no way I get an Omega and she does not) got a Constellation 1362.30, mini. How this thing move is a bit funny. This watch has no second hand. The minute hand seems to "jump" every 30 seconds or so half a nutch. Is that normal? Normally, on a quartz watch, you cannot detect the movement but the minute hand jumping? Seems a bit odd. Do I need to bring this thing back to the store?
Well, guys, thanks for any help that can clarify those things for me.
Amir Segal
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