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yes, it is safe

In Response To: Safe to let automatic watch wind down? ()

: In anticipation of getting an automatic Omega
: Seamaster I am wondering if it's safe to let
: it run down, like if I don't wear it every
: day), and the re-wind it regularly?

: Or do I need to invest in an automatic watch
: winder?

It is totally harmless to allow an auto. watch to wind down on occasion. If you think you will not use it for extended periods (months), just hand-wind it occasionally. Most people with watch winders have a bunch of watches that they want to switch often and not reset each time.
Good luck with your new purchase ;)
MMC

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Safe to let automatic watch wind down?

yes, it is safe

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