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Can someone relive my fears? Jusr went to change the date on my Seamaster auto and decided to give it a few winds. After only a 5-10 winds I began to hear an intermittent clicking sound. I find it strange because the only other time Ive wound it was when I first got it about a month ago. The clicking could also be heard as I was screwing the crown in??? Is this normal and some sort of safety to prevent overwinding and if so could the watch be that wound up from just daily use???
Thanks,
Anxious
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