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: When you turn it clockwise to wind there should
: be more resistance than when turning it the
: other way. When I wind my watch directly
: next to my ear I can hear a very quiet, but
: distinct ratchet like clicking sound.
Yep, all good. I heard the rachet like clicking sound. All is good. As for the constellation, the funny movement of the minute hand, according to dealer was that it needs a new battery! (brand new, already needs it. I guess those watches can sit there for a while...)
Amir./
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